Sergeant Arthur Wilson in Dad's Army

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Sergeant Arthur Wilson in Dad's Army is the gently bemused, unflappable bank manager and second-in-command of the Walmington-on-Sea Home Guard platoon in the classic British sitcom.

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instanceOf fictional character
television character
appearsIn Dad's Army
Dad's Army (TV series)
catchphraseAssociation "Do you think that's wise, sir?"
characterType comic foil to Captain Mainwaring
costume Home Guard uniform
bank manager's suit
countryOfOriginOfWork United Kingdom
createdBy David Croft
Jimmy Perry
employer Swallow Bank
fictionalResidence Walmington-on-Sea
fictionalTimePeriod World War II era
firstAppearance "The Man and the Hour"
firstAppearanceIn Dad's Army
fullName Arthur Wilson
genreOfWork British sitcom
impliedRelationshipType possible father of Frank Pike
militaryBranch British Home Guard
militaryUnit Walmington-on-Sea Home Guard platoon
nationality British
notableFor calm reaction to Captain Mainwaring's bluster
occupation bank manager
partOf Dad's Army main cast
personalityTrait gently bemused
laid-back
polite
unflappable
portrayedBy John Le Mesurier
position second-in-command of the Walmington-on-Sea Home Guard platoon
rank Sergeant
relationshipType romantic involvement with Mrs. Pike
subordinate and social superior to Captain Mainwaring
relationshipWith Captain Mainwaring
Frank Pike
Mrs. Mavis Pike
scriptedBy David Croft
Jimmy Perry
settingOfActivity Second World War
linked to: World War II
televisionDebut 1968

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John Le Mesurier notableRole Sergeant Arthur Wilson in Dad's Army