http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-30018809
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A roadside bench matching the one that featured in the opening credits of BBC sitcom Bottom is due to be officially unveiled in London on Friday.
It follows an online campaign by fans after the death of Rik Mayall.
The show's star said shortly before he died in June that he was sad to see the bench had been removed.
Now after a petition by 7,000 fans, Hammersmith Council has replaced it, with the inscription "In Memory of The Man, The Myth, The Legend".
Mayall, who was 56 when he died, had appeared in a string of hit TV comedies, including The Young Ones, Blackadder and The New Statesman and also starred in the movies Drop Dead Fred and Guest House Paradiso.
Fans who had campaigned for the return of the "Bottom bench" will be among those at the official unveiling later.
The opening credits of the cult BBC series show Mayall and his co-star Adrian Edmondson bickering and then attacking each other on the original bench.
The idea of having a memorial on that spot was inspired by a BBC interview, in which Rik Mayall described his disappointment upon discovering that the bench had been removed.
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