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More commonly known probably just by his surname, which was also a comedy series featuring Eddie Hitler (totally irrelevant or was that irreverent).

Sunray, I wasn't being deliberately unhelpful in not giving the answers- I thought hints would see you finish this off!

Thanks scarlett and malone.
The hints were sufficient, malone.
Scarlett was kind enough to let me know that Kent =SE, which I will have to remember.

For some reason I had entered E as last letter of 31a. Once I corrected it to G, 9d was obvious.

I already had the character and the work.

Glad you got there, Sunray.

Another easier puzzle but with some challenges. I particularly liked 31.4 N.
I don't have The Oxford Dictionary of English. I have an answer for 13a which ties in with heraldic waves and appears in Wiktionary but does not seem to be in the online free ODE.
Am I correct that the second letter is an N - not a P.
Also I think that there is an alternative explanation for the title to the one given earlier in this thread. Think hooligans in passing cars.

Smithsax, my answer for 13 A seems to be the same. I didn't investigate, just saw the anagram!

Thanks. I was making it too complcated and missed the anagram indicator. As it happens the word also means wavy according to Wiktionary. Related to undee. All makes sense now.

All done except for 30a
Take in old carriage's horseman perhaps (4)
CR?B

I think crib but can't get the wordplay. Any hint please?

Cloverjo, it's not 'Crib'. Check the definitions of 'horseman'...

Thank you, malone.

Nice to have a Listener I can (almost) do :)