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Жёсткая козявка

* Карточка
* Значок

**Жёсткая козявка** (**Hard Boogar**) — одна из карточек Монстрмон в Kindergarten 2.

## Описание

Карточка голубого цвета. На ней изображена антропоморфная зелёная козявка.

## Как получить

Для начала попасть на пандус:

* Говорим с Монти и платим ему. Это можно сделать по сюжету квеста «Цветы для Дианы».
* Начинаем квест «Кто уклонится от Наггета», где также нужно поговорить с Бобом и попасть на пандус.
* Начинаем квест «Взрывоопасные штуковины», где в утреннее время также нужно попасть на пандус.

После этого подходим к стене, пока не появится восклицательный знак. Забираем карточку.

## Связь с получением

Карточка была приклеена к стене, и это можно сделать в том числе на козявки.

## Интересные факты

* То, что кто-то из детей действительно мог намазать свои козявки на стену, подчёркивает то, что детям, несмотря на их ненормальную развитость, всё-таки свойственно детское поведение. И это не единственный подобный элемент.
* Неизвестно, кто именно из детей был хозяином карточка, и является ли он одним из присутствующих персонажей. Единственное, что можно сказать — этот ребёнок инвалид, ведь только инвалиды могут попасть на пандус.
* Слово Boogar в английском языке практически не используется.
Benin Bronze

## Plot

Wealthy Australian Greg Veitch arrives in East Anglia looking for his 'Eureka', the thing that he must have, and believes he has found it in a Beninese bronze sculpture belonging to Sir Max Spence. Problems obtaining an export licence leads to him doing a deal with Sir Max and a local forger to get the statue out of the country. When it goes missing Lovejoy comes under suspicion but discovers that police inspector Shand is not all he claims to be - just as Veitch will have a similar experience with the bronze, which will lead him to seek revenge.

## Trivia

* One of the sculptures in Jamison's studio is a bust of Quentin Crisp.

## Goofs

### Continuity

* At about 26:00, two close ups of the bronze head show it appearing to be gold or polished brass in appearance. In all the other showings of the head, it is much darker like actual bronze would be.

Friends in High Places ***I*** Out to Lunch ***I*** No Strings ***I*** Angel Trousers ***I*** **Benin Bronze** ***I*** Eric of Arabia ***I*** Scotch on the Rocks ***I*** Loveknots ***I*** Smoke Your Nose ***I*** Kids ***I*** Members Only ***I*** Highland Fling: Part One ***I*** Highland Fling: Part Two ***I*** The Prague Sun
Benin Bronze/Credits

## Cast

* Ian McShane as Lovejoy
* Phyllis Logan as Lady Jane Felsham
* Dudley Sutton as Tinker Dill
* Chris Jury as Eric Catchpole
* James Laurenson as Greg Veitch
* Jan Harvey as Mary Russell
* Maurice Denham as Sir Max Spence
* Rob Spendlove as D. I. Shand
* John McGlynn as Jameson
* Pip Miller as Jerry Blaine
* Paul Herzberg as Andrea
* Charles Dale as D. S. Redston
* Bernard Brown as Raymond Russell
* Robert Hamilton as Mr. Simpson

## Crew

* Directed by John Crome
* Created by Ian La Frenais, from the books by Jonathan Gash
* Written by Roger Marshall
* Produced by Tony Charles (Executive producer: for WitzEnd), Emma Hayter (Producer) and Allan McKeown (Executive producer: for WitzEnd)
* Music by Denis King
* Cinematography by Hugh Adams, Peter Chapman (Both UK) and Ray Henman (Australia)
* Film Editing by Stan Pow
* Post Production Coordinator: Bev Pope
* Production Design by Martin Methven
* Costume Design by Dorinda Rea
* Makeup Designer: Gillian Thomas
* Production Managers: Andrew Rowley and Katherine Thomas
* Properties Buyer: Jon Beales
* Construction Manager: Geoff Peckham
* Graphic Designer: Andrew Smee
* Dubbing Editor: Anthony Combes
* Film Sound: Adrian Jacques and Patrick Quirke
* Dubbing Mixers: Pip Norton and Lee Taylor
* Visual Effects by Adam McInnes and Roger Turner
* Grips: Mickey Ellis (Credited as ***Micky Ellis***)
* Gaffer: Dick Reed
* Casting Adviser: Marilyn Johnson
* Location Manager: Bridget Goodman
* Continuity: Susan Buckle
* Assistant Floor Managers: Katy Boatman and Tim Riddington
* Programme Budget Assistants: Kathy Ewings and Paul Goodliffe
* Production Associate: Tony Redston
Friends, Romans and Enemies

## Plot

While examining the inventory for the estate sale from an eccentric deceased engineer, Lovejoy finds that he was a skilled art forger who inexplicably made two of everything including beautifully forged oil paintings, Victorian caricatures, and an enigmatic diary. When two golden Roman coins donated by him to the local museum are mysteriously stolen, and pushy American relatives of the dead man actively try to acquire their dead uncle's possessions, Lovejoy correctly deduces that there are clues in them which will lead to an ancient Roman grave on the Isle of Man, a place where historians believe the Romans never reached.

## Goofs

### Continuity

* In 1986 Lovejoy's daughter was called Kate. In 1991/2 she was called Victoria. **She may have decided to change her name in the interim.**

## Quotes

* **Lady Jane Felsham:** You'll never make the upper classes, Lovejoy; you're too much of a snob.

The Firefly Cage ***I*** The Axeman Cometh ***I*** The Sting ***I*** **Friends, Romans and Enemies** ***I*** The Judas Pair ***I*** To Sleep No More ***I*** The Real Thing ***I*** The March of Time ***I*** Death and Venice: Part One ***I*** Death and Venice: Part Two
Stones of Destiny

## Plot

After promising Charlie Gimbert that he will refinish a sideboard for a lady friend by the weekend, Lovejoy allows the appropriately named Bible Joe, an eccentric Welsh antiques dealer, to browse Charlotte's antique shop. Although the Scripture-quoting Joe has an impeccable reputation for honesty, he inexplicitly steals a priceless ancient Celtic cross that she found hidden inside a cupboard she bought from a sale in Wales, a cross that may be part of a famous set of twelve. Because Joe comes from the same village as the cupboard, Lovejoy and Charlotte are off in hot pursuit to Wales. They discover that the remaining eleven crucifixes may be hidden in a coastal druidical cave with Arthurian ties that later served as a church during the Middle Ages, but they are not alone in their quest. An enigmatic group of "historians" who dress as monks have bought up the entire village, which will soon become a ghost town. Meanwhile Tink and Beth do whatever they can to convince an anxious Gimpert into that Lovejoy is still busy working on the sideboard.

## Quotes

* **Tinker Dill:** (Lifting a particularly heavy piece of furniture) Come into the land of hernia.
Edward Bazalgette

**Edward Bazalgette** is a British television director and former musician.

## Biography

Bazalgette was the lead guitarist in the 1980s rock group The Vapors, whose hit "Turning Japanese" remains a popular one-hit wonder. He later became a film editor, television producer and director. In 2003, the BBC commissioned a seven part series of documentaries called *The Seven Wonders of the Industrial World*. Edward Bazalgette directed and produced the documentary *The Sewer King* which charted his great-great-grandfather Sir Joseph Bazalgette's design and engineering of the London sewers. His third cousin Peter Bazalgette later presented a show for Five called *The Great Stink*.[*citation needed*]

He has also directed two drama documentaries for the BBC, *Genghis Khan* (2005) and Hannibal (2006). He has also directed episodes of *EastEnders* and *Holby City*, as well as location films for *Top Gear*.[*citation needed*] In 2013, he directed *The Guilty* and one episode of the first series of *Endeavour*, and in 2014 directed *Poldark* with Will McGregor.

In 2015, he directed two episodes of the ninth series of *Doctor Who* ("The Girl Who Died" and "The Woman Who Lived") as well as "The Doctor's Meditation", a prequel for the series. He also directed the 2016 Christmas special of *Doctor Who*, "The Return of Doctor Mysterio". In addition, he directed the first three episodes of the *Doctor Who* spinoff *Class* in 2016.

In 2019 he directed four episodes of the historical drama *The Last Kingdom*, based on the book series by Bernard Cornwell.

In 2021, Bazalgette directed two episodes of *The Witcher*.

## Episodes Edward Bazalgette worked on

Just Desserts, The Italian Venus, Bin Diving, National Wealth, Raise the Hispanic, Lily's Pearls, Riding in Rollers, The Black Virgin of Vladimir

## Sources

1. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward\_Bazalgette
Lovejoy

**Lovejoy**, played by Ian McShane, is a less than scrupulous yet likeable rogue antique dealer, based in East Anglia. Within the trade, he has a reputation as a "divvy", a person with almost unnatural powers of recognising exceptional items as well as distinguishing genuine antiques from fakes or forgeries.

## Sources

1. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lovejoy
One Born Every Minute/Credits

## Cast

* Ian McShane as Lovejoy
* Dudley Sutton as Tinker Dill
* Tom Wilkinson as Ashley Wilkes
* Jeremy Child as Major Chatfield
* Jennie Linden as Roz Chatfield
* Maggie Steed as Joanna
* Nicholas Day as Alec Statham
* Simon Slater as Whiteman
* Tim Killick as Jenkins
* Judy Buxton as Deborah Wyler
* Elizabeth Bennett as Alison Jukes
* Belinda Carroll as Rose
* Geoffrey Beevers as Alfred Mason
* Gay Hamilton as Susan Robinson
* Michael O'Hagan as Publican
* Mary Maude as Annabel
* Jan Cussons as Annie
* John D. Collins as Reg

## Crew

* Directed by Don Leaver
* Series Created by Ian La Frenais, From The Books by Jonathan Gash
* Written by Roger Marshall
* Produced by Michael Bartley (Associate Producer), Tony Charles (Executive Producer: For Witzend), Richard Everitt, Producer and Allan Mckeown  (Executive Producer: For Witzend)
* Music by Denis King
* Cinematography by David Whitson
* Film Editing by Susan Spivey
* Chief Film Editor: Ray Wingrove
* Casting by Marilyn Johnson
* Desighners: Harry Banks and David Hitchcock
* Costume Design by Dorinda Rea
* Makeup Designer: Gillian Thomas
* Production Manager: Gordon Ronald
* Properties Buyer: Graham Bishop
* Graphics Designer: Roger James Ferrin (Credited as ***Roger Ferrin***)
* Dubbing Mixer: Ken Hains
* Dubbing Editor: Jeanne Hurley (Credited as ***Jeanine Hurley***)
* Film Recordist: Simon Wilson
* Assistant Cameraman:Rob Franklin
* Gaffer: Mike Machowski
* Grips: Steve Phillips
* Location Manager: Veronica Castillo
* Assistant Floor Managers: Tim Bradley and [[Gareth Neame
* Finance Assistants: Marian Lacey and Lesley Smith
* Production Assistant: Sarah Ward
The Kakiemon Tiger

## Plot

Lovejoy is visited by a well-dressed thug who coerces him to meet Sandy Litvak, a notorious and lethal loan shark who has inherited a Lovejoy IOU to a former client, which has grown from 6 to 14 thousand pounds based on a strictly enforced interest rate of 6 for 5... each week. Lovejoy has three days to come up with the money before his debt escalates to 16,800. Failing that, dire consequences await. Lovejoy employs several gambits, including sabotaging one of Charlotte's auctions to meet the deadline. As a sidebar, Eric recruits Beth Taylor as a new apprentice for Lovejoy Antiques.

## Quotes

* **Tinker Dill:** (Nearing a pub) Well, I can feel a glass of lunch coming on.
* **Eric Catchpole:** (to Beth) When they say, "Very rare," they mean "Very expensive."
* **Rathbone:** (Threatening Lovejoy) Mr. Litvak's saying is, "All men are cremated equal."
The March of Time

## Plot

Lovejoy along with Eric are the sole professionals bidding in a country estate sale. He sells the lot to fellow dealer and barters for two antique clocks, one of which has no clockwork inside. While examining it, Lovejoy comes across a cache of beautiful love letters, written by a young woman to a British officer just prior to the Battle of Waterloo, where he was killed. Eager to find the letters from the young soldier in order to sell them to a publisher, Lovejoy locates them at a riding school run by Sophy Fairfax, a cash-strapped, but very beautiful, descendant of the woman. After he learns from Charlie that Sophy's letters are copies and that the originals are on display in the regimental museum, Lovejoy must use all his skills as a con man to reunite him with his complementary letters.

## Trivia

* Lovejoy refers to cocaine as "Rich man's sherbet" and "Columbian marching powder."

## Quotes

* **Eric Catchpole:** (In the car) We shouldn't be out in the country piddling around like this. We should be back home trying to make a dishonest living.
**Lovejoy:** (Getting out of the car) Eric, do you ever get the feeling you've been someplace before?
**Eric Catchpole:** Yeah, I went to this Judas Priest concert last year, and I thought, 'Eric, you've been here before.'
**Lovejoy:** Just deja vu.
**Eric Catchpole:** Well, not really. I'd been to see Iron Maiden there the month before.
**Lovejoy:** If you're not careful, Eric, you'll end up in one of those camps.
**Eric Catchpole:** What camps?
**Lovejoy:** Those internment camps they have for Heavy Metal freaks on Foulness Island.
* **Lovejoy:** (Wanting to be alone with Sophy) Eric, take another walk.
**Eric Catchpole:** Where to?
**Lovejoy:** Edinburgh.
* **Ricky Price:** Uncle Ricky always pays you cash.
**Lovejoy:** I didn't come for your terrible beer.
**Ricky Price:** You're a snob, Lovejoy.
**Lovejoy:** Not where cash is concerned.
* **Lovejoy:** (Talking to Tink as he is sitting at a bar) Can you hear me?
**Tinker Dill:** I not only can hear you, Lovejoy, I can see both of you.
* **Lovejoy:** (after being kissed by Sophy) Best commission I ever had!
* **Sophy Fairfax:** Are you sure you're not a lawyer or a detective or something?

## Connections

### References

* This Gun for Hire (1942)
Drabble and Eric mention it in a conversation about Graham Greene movies.
* Brighton Rock (1948)
Drabble and Eric mention it in a conversation about Graham Greene movies
* Dirty Harry (1971)
Lovejoy compares Drabble sarcastically to the Eastwood character.
* The Jewel in the Crown (1984) (TV Mini Series)
Lovejoy claims he saw every episode.

The Firefly Cage ***I*** The Axeman Cometh ***I*** The Sting ***I*** Friends, Romans and Enemies ***I*** The Judas Pair ***I*** To Sleep No More ***I*** The Real Thing ***I*** **The March of Time** ***I*** Death and Venice: Part One ***I*** Death and Venice: Part Two
The Judas Pair

## Plot

A famous gunsmith made thirteen sets of flintlock duelling pistols during the Regency Period, and his last set has carried with it an unsavoury reputation over the succeeding centuries. It certainly proves unlucky for its current owner, who is murdered and the set stolen. However, what the obsessive collector did not know is that the set was incomplete. Two matched screwdrivers especially made for the set are missing, and Lovejoy knows where they are. Unfortunately the murderer knows that he knows.

## Goofs

### Character error

The credits list Anthony Dutton's character as "Supt Blythe"; however, when he introduces himself to Lovejoy, he gives his rank and name as "D/Supt Parris"

### Factual errors

There is some talk of the turnscrew being "case hardened", according to Lovejoy a result of being shut up in the pistol's wooden case for centuries. In actuality, case-hardening is an intentional part of the manufacturing process of steel tools in which a harder layer of carbon steel is added to the surface of the metal.

## Quotes

* **Lovejoy:** If the villain we’re after doesn't show at the sale, he might come after us - force his hand.
**Eric Catchpole:** Here, hold on, Lovejoy! This guy's a desperate killer! We might be in danger!
**Lovejoy:** (to Tink) He complained his job was too boring!
* **Tinker Dill:** Only a man with the quirks of a collector would kill for a pair of bloody guns.

The Firefly Cage ***I*** The Axeman Cometh ***I*** The Sting ***I*** Friends, Romans and Enemies ***I*** **The Judas Pair** ***I*** To Sleep No More ***I*** The Real Thing ***I*** The March of Time ***I*** Death and Venice: Part One ***I*** Death and Venice: Part Two
The Firefly Cage

## Plot

Antiques dealer Lovejoy tours the auction rooms of Norfolk with his barker Tinker and young assistant Eric looking for bargains. After being hauled in by the police over a stolen chalice he misses the opportunity to buy a Japanese firefly cage, carved from coal, but tracks down the purchaser, Nicola Page, stepdaughter of the late George Hepplestone, an expert at coal carving. When Drummer, an elderly beach-comber who found the chalice and knew Hepplestone, is killed Lovejoy and new friend Lady Jane Felsham investigate,uncovering a racket involving stolen antiques and damaging his landlord, Charlie Gimbert's boat as he brings the killers to justice.

## Trivia

* The scene where Eric and Lovejoy drive through the ford was filmed in a village called Kersey in Suffolk.
* Estuary scenes were filmed at Walberswick, Suffolk.

## Goofs

### Continuity

* As Eric's motorbike crosses the ford in Kersey, the front panel of the sidecar gets ripped off by the impact of the water. In the next scene the front panel is seen back on the sidecar.
* Before the water crossing the left tank badge is visible on Eric's motorcycle, and after the crossing it's missing. The next time we see that side of the bike the badge is back, then it's missing again a few scenes later.

**The Firefly Cage** ***I*** The Axeman Cometh ***I*** The Sting ***I*** Friends, Romans and Enemies ***I*** The Judas Pair ***I*** To Sleep No More ***I*** The Real Thing ***I*** The March of Time ***I*** Death and Venice: Part One ***I*** Death and Venice: Part Two
Smoke Your Nose/Credits

## Cast

* Ian McShane as Lovejoy
* Phyllis Logan as Lady Jane Felsham
* Dudley Sutton as Tinker Dill
* Chris Jury as Eric Catchpole
* Paul Rogers as Rev. Harry Nettles
* David Kossoff as Mr. Rosenbaum
* Christopher Fulford as Derek Rudge
* Michelle Fairley as Nancy Phelan
* Tony Rohr as Rollo
* Paul Gregory as Ralph
* Sarah Flind as Librarian
* Frank Jarvis as Foreman
* Michael Eaves as Chairman, Planning Committee
Members Only

## Plot

Lovejoy makes the acquaintance of a decent, honorable, and extremely wealthy Japanese businessman, Mr. Kashimoto, who wants to become a member of a very elite golf country club where Jane's family has enjoyed a membership since its incorporation. The snobbish board of directors blackball Kashimoto out of hand, but despite their rejection, the courteous businessman wishes to present them with an appropriately honorable gift. After Lovejoy and Jane are expelled from the club for inappropriate behaviour, and Eric ruins a friend's bathroom with an old flintlock rifle, Tink finds an appropriately historic golf club for Kashimoto, and Lovejoy discovers some unexpected skeletons in the closets of the board of directors.

## Goofs

### Factual errors

When Lovejoy is inspecting the silver tankard he states that it is George the Second. He then glances at the inside of the lid and quotes the date as 1793 from the hallmark. George the Second died in 1760 which means the the tankard was George the Third, not George the Second.

## Quotes

* **Eric Catchpole:** (Looking at a drunken, hungover Tink) My God, Tink, you look like the rough end of a pineapple.
* **Mr. Kashimoto:** (Admiring one of Lovejoy's garish coffee mugs, "Golfers Do It With Balls!"0 Where can I get such china, please? Most amusing.
**Lovejoy:** (Graciously) A gift to Mr. Kashimoto. Yours to empty. Yours to hold.

Friends in High Places ***I*** Out to Lunch ***I*** No Strings ***I*** Angel Trousers ***I*** Benin Bronze ***I*** Eric of Arabia ***I*** Scotch on the Rocks ***I*** Loveknots ***I*** Smoke Your Nose ***I*** Kids ***I*** **Members Only** ***I*** Highland Fling: Part One ***I*** Highland Fling: Part Two ***I*** The Prague Sun
Who Dares, Sings

## Plot

When Lovejoy agrees to fit out for Tinker's old army friend Linden Walker's new pub he buys a houseload of furniture of former prison officer George Palmer. Unfortunately it turns out to be stolen and to make things worse the victims turn up at the pub's opening night and recognise it, causing Lovejoy to go on the run to clear his name. He does also discover that Tinker lied to him about being an officer in the army when he was in fact a corporal.

## Trivia

Features the Flanders and Swann numbers 'The Gnu Song' and 'A Transport of Delights'

## Connections

### References

* Gone with the Wind (1939)
Poster on wall and character named Ashley Wilkes

Just Desserts ***I*** The Italian Venus ***I*** Bin Diving ***I*** Montezuma's Revenge ***I*** **Who Dares, Sings** ***I*** One Born Every Minute ***I*** National Wealth ***I*** Sugar & Spice ***I*** Raise the Hispanic ***I*** Lily's Pearls ***I*** Riding in Rollers ***I*** The Black Virgin of Vladimir
Penny Norman

### As Researcher

The Prague Sun, The Napoleonic Commode, The Ring, Second Fiddle, The Colour of Mary, Fly the Flag, Judgement of Solomon, The Galloping Major, God Helps Those, They Call Me Midas, Irish Stew, Dainty Dish, Taking the Pledge, Lovejoy Loses It, Pig in a Poke, Who Is the Fairest of Them All?, A Going Concern, The Kakiemon Tiger, Three Men and a Brittle Lady, Ducking and Diving, Stones of Destiny, Poetic Licence, The Peking Gun, Goose Bumps, Swings and Roundabouts, The Price of Fish, The Lost Colony
Smoke Your Nose

## Plot

After Lovejoy offers to sell a seventeenth century 'Smoke Your Nose' dish for him vicar Harry Nettles tells him that there is the remains of a Roman villa in the field next to his church but the land is marked for development by shifty Derek Rudge as a leisure centre. Lovejoy wonders why nobody has bothered to take Harry's claims seriously and uncovers an arrangement between Rudge and county archaeologist Nancy Phelan, which results in the reverend's story being authenticated. Eric is less fortunate when he sells a grandfather clock to pernickety Mr. Rosenbaum, who is definitely not what he seems.

## Quotes

* **Lovejoy:** Maybe it's better to have friends than lovers.
National Wealth/Credits

## Cast

* Ian McShane as Lovejoy
* Dudley Sutton as Tinker Dill
* Chris Jury as Eric Catchpole
* Jean Kent as Madelene Gilbert
* Edita Brychta as Melanie Ford
* François D'Aubigny (Credited as ***Francois D'Aubigny***) as Adjudant Alain Bernard
* Georges Trillat as Michel Le Mor
* John Labanowski as Major Sullivan
* Phil Smeeton as Det. Sgt. Armstrong
* Ronald Fraser as Michael Edwards
* Tenniel Evans as James Ford
* Jack Chissick as Antique Yard Owner

## Crew

* Directed by William Brayne
* Created by Ian La Frenais, from the books by Jonathan Gash
* Written by Geoff Lowe
* Produced by Michael Bartley (Associate producer), Tony Charles (Executive producer: for Witzend), Richard Everitt (Producer) and Allan McKeown (Executive producer: for Witzend)
* Music by Denis King
* Cinematography by Peter Chapman
* Film Editing by Susan Spivey
* Chief Film Editor: Ray Wingrove
* Casting by Marilyn Johnson
* Production Design by Richard McManan-Smith (Credited as ***Richard McManon-Smith***)
* Art Direction by Nick Wilkinson
* Costume Design by Dorinda Rea
* Makeup Designer Charlotte Betsworth
* Production Manager: Paul Carney
* Graphic Designer: Roger James Ferrin (Credited as ***Roger Ferrin***)
* Properties Buyer: Sue Templar
* Dubbing Editor: Edward Bazalgette
* Film Recordist: Bill Chesneau
* Dubbing Mixer: Steve Hudson
* Visual Effects by Steve Bowman
* Stunts: Peter Brayham
* Grips: John Phillips
* Gaffer: Joe Shearer
* Camera Operator: Nick Squires
* Costume Assistant: Rita Murray
* Location Manager: Paul Dale
* Assistant Floor Manager: Tim Bradley
* Finance Assistants: Marian Lacey and Lesley Smith
* Assistant Floor Manager: Clare Solly
* Production Assistant: Jan Willson
* Runner: Darren Crisp
The Real Thing

## Plot

Lady Jane has entered into a partnership with an aggressive entrepreneur named Palmer to convert an old warehouse into an antiques centre with various dealers in Art Deco and Art Noveau signing a three year lease. Although she recommends that Lovejoy be hired as an advisor, he suspects that Palmer, representing a wealthy Lebanese, is a conman, and he sets out to prove it. As a sidebar, Lovejoy helps a grocer friend to get back his money after he is conned with a forged oil painting.

## Quotes

* **Charlie Gimbert:** (Hearing it was Lovejoy who conned his spiral staircase) Lovejoy!
**Morgan:** Lovejoy! I'll demolish that cottage of his!
**Charlie Gimbert:** Steady on. He rents that from me - but I wouldn't mind if you demolished him.
* **Cuthie:** (Opening the door of his trailer and seeing Lovejoy) Lovejoy! What's the matter? Are you an insomniac or something?
**Lovejoy:** Nine o'clock, Cuthie. Time all honest men were up.
**Cuthie:** Well, that let's you and me out then, doesn't it?
* **Lovejoy:** (to Palmer) You don't know the difference between a Farege and a french fry.
* **Charlie Gimbert:** (Angrily) Lovejoy, you scumbag! You owe me a spiral staircase!

The Firefly Cage ***I*** The Axeman Cometh ***I*** The Sting ***I*** Friends, Romans and Enemies ***I*** The Judas Pair ***I*** To Sleep No More ***I*** **The Real Thing** ***I*** The March of Time ***I*** Death and Venice: Part One ***I*** Death and Venice: Part Two
Лопата

**Лопата** (**Shovel**) — один из предметов в Kindergarten 2.

## Получение

* В квесте «Кто уклонится от Наггета» Уборщик даст лопату Протагонисту и Наггету, если принести ему ключ от Боба.
* В квесте «Каин неспособен» лопату нужно будет взять из кладовки.

## Предназначение

Нужна Наггету, чтобы выкопать яму в песочнице, в обоих вышеназванных квестах.

## Интересные факты

* Наггет выкопал пещеру за две-три секунды. Хотя, возможно, это лишь игровая условность, тогда как на самом деле на это длилось дольше.
	+ Упоминалось, что пещера такая же глубокая, как и предыдущая, а предыдущую, если верить словам Мисс Эпплгейт, Наггет копал несколько дней.
* Лопата не отображается на полке.

## Галерея

Автор: Harvey
Roger Marshall

**Roger Marshall** was an English television screenwriter, known as co-creator of the series *Public Eye*.

He was born in March 1934 in Leicester, England and educated at Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge. After leaving university he embarked on a writing career that included *The Avengers*, *The Sweeney*, *Survivors*, *The Gentle Touch*, *The Professionals*, *Travelling Man*, *Lovejoy*, *Floodtide* and *London's Burning* as well as many other popular television series. He was married with two children: Rodney Marshall, a teacher and freelance writer, and Christopher. He was also a fan of Ipswich Town FC and Northamptonshire CCC.

## Episodes Roger Marshall worked on

One Born Every Minute, Lily's Pearls, Out to Lunch, Benin Bronze, The Ring, They Call Me Midas, The Kakiemon Tiger, Double Edged Sword
God Helps Those

## Plot

Lady Jane ropes Lovejoy into organizing a charity auction for the local hospital, and visiting the geriatric ward where he meets elderly Florence and stops her greedy son from stealing her antique condiment set. A series of ram raids, robbing antiques to order, spells trouble for Lovejoy when a Sheraton table he is minding for a friend is smashed. Mysterious Belgian Monsieur Forget involves Gimbert in a quest for a particular clock and becomes a suspect in the raids as does Danny, a boy who saves Lady Jane from a mugging and undertakes odd jobs at her house. However the identity of the real mastermind gives real meaning to the term 'cold as charity'.

 The Napoleonic Commode ***I*** The Ring ***I*** Second Fiddle ***I*** The Colour of Mary ***I*** Fly the Flag ***I*** Judgement of Solomon ***I*** The Galloping Major ***I*** **God Helps Those** ***I*** They Call Me Midas ***I*** Irish Stew ***I*** Dainty Dish ***I*** Taking the Pledge ***I*** Lovejoy Loses It|}
No Strings

## Plot

Irish band Hothouse Flowers, whose roadie Declan is a friend of Tinker, stay with Lady Jane whilst performing a charity concert but after the gig it seems that events organizer Ray Morgan has decamped with the money. To make up the shortfall the band decide to sell a valuable Celtic harp, but this too is stolen. Lovejoy catches up with Morgan at an auction to recoup the cash but it's down to Tinker to divulge what happened to the harp. Victoria meanwhile returns to Peru having turned down Lovejoy's offer of marriage.

## Goofs

### Factual errors

* The live band were portrayed on stage, with the keyboard player performing and soloing on a Yamaha CP-70 electric grand piano. The soundtrack throughout, however, was that of an organ, a sound not usually available on this instrument.

## Quotes

* **Declan Grady:** (to Tink) I don't sing anymore for the same reason you don't live in a great big country mansion. The truth caught up with us.
* **Lovejoy:** Yesterday I'd never been on a boat. Now I want to spend the rest of my life on one... with her.
* **Lovejoy** Women may let you down... antiques never.

Friends in High Places ***I*** Out to Lunch ***I*** **No Strings** ***I*** Angel Trousers ***I*** Benin Bronze ***I*** Eric of Arabia ***I*** Scotch on the Rocks ***I*** Loveknots ***I*** Smoke Your Nose ***I*** Kids ***I*** Members Only ***I*** Highland Fling: Part One ***I*** Highland Fling: Part Two ***I*** The Prague Sun
Joanna Lumley

Joanna in 2015

**Dame Joanna Lamond Lumley** DBE FRGS (born 1 May 1946) is an English actress, presenter, former model, author, television producer, and activist. She has won two BAFTA TV Awards for her role as Patsy Stone in the BBC sitcom *Absolutely Fabulous* (1992–2012), and was nominated for the 2011 Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Play for the Broadway revival of *La Bête*. In 2013, she received the Special Recognition Award at the National Television Awards, and in 2017 she was honoured with the BAFTA Fellowship award.

Lumley's other television credits include *The New Avengers* (1976–1977), *Sapphire & Steel* (1979–1982), *Sensitive Skin* (2005–2007), *Jam & Jerusalem* (2006–2008) and *Finding Alice* (2021–present) as well as playing Elaine Perkins in *Coronation Street* in 1973. Her film appearances include *On Her Majesty's Secret Service* (1969), *Trail of the Pink Panther* (1982), *Shirley Valentine* (1989), *James and the Giant Peach* (1996), *Ella Enchanted* (2004), *Corpse Bride* (2005), *The Wolf of Wall Street* (2013), and *Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie* (2016). She had roles in two episodes of *Are You Being Served?* written by Jeremy Lloyd, whom she had married and divorced three years previously.

Lumley is an advocate and human rights activist for Survival International and the Gurkha Justice Campaign. She supports charities and animal welfare groups, such as Compassion in World Farming and Vegetarians' International Voice for Animals. Lumley was made a Dame (DBE) in the 2022 New Year Honours for services to drama, entertainment and charity.

## Episodes Joanna Lumley worked on

* Friends in High Places
* Out to Lunch
* No Strings
Poetic Licence

## Plot

Lovejoy agrees to help Charlotte's friend Mary Gladden save the mental institution she maintains in an old mansion that she bought to provide placid surroundings for those in her care. Unfortunately, unless she can raise 30,000 pounds the dedicated Mary will lose the property and her patients, including the insecure Virginia, will lose their home. Although there are vintage paintings and other antiques left from when the building was a private home, Lovejoy can find nothing of sufficient value to reach the needed total. The timid Virginiia, who was jilted years earlier by an enigmatic lover and rebinds old books with great skill as therapy, is convinced that a vintage mahogany bureau in her room is worth the needed amount. Although Lovejoy tells Mary that even with its missing top bookcase the bureau would only be worth between six and seven thousand pounds, Virginia insists that its value is much more. After she inexplicitly tells Lovejoy that he will know where the missing half is, someone tries to kill him.

## Quotes

* **Charlotte Cavendish:** What are we doing? We're valuing posh junk!
The Black Virgin of Vladimir/Credits

## Cast

* Ian McShane as Lovejoy
* Chris Jury as Eric Catchpole
* Dudley Sutton as Tinker Dill
* Linda Gray as Cassandra Lynch
* Brian Blessed as Harry Catapodis
* Mako as Toshiro Tanaka
* James Booth as Mordechai Frobel
* Eiji Kusuhara as Miki Watanabe
* Aubrey Morris as Marcel Jaworski
* Tom Adams as J.P. Gilbert
* John Burgess as Popoy
* Jonny Phillips (Credited as ***Jonathan Phillips***) as Terry Slingsby
* Jonathan Moore as Johnny Slingsby
* Martin Gower as Mike
* Jirí Hanák (Credited as ***Jiri Hanak***) as Valentin
* Michelle Cassidy as New York Secretary

## Crew

* Directed by Francis Megahy
* Created by Ian La Frenais, from the books by Jonathan Gash
* Written by Terry Hodgkinson
* Produced by Neville Cawas Bardoliwalla (Credited as ***Neville Bardoliwalla***) (Assistant Producer), Michael Bartley (Associate Producer), Tony Charles (Executive Producer: for Witzend) Richard Everitt (Producer) and Allan McKeown (Executive Producer: for Witzend)
* Music by Denis King
* Cinematography by John Rhodes
* Film Editing by Robyn Rogers
* Chief Film Editor: Ray Wingrove
* Casting by Marilyn Johnson
* Production Design by Ken Starkey
* Costume Design by Dorinda Rea
* Makeup Designer: [[ Charlotte Betsworth]]
* Production Manager: Andrew Rowley
* Graphics Designer: Roger James Ferrin (Credited as ***Roger Ferrin***)
* Properties Buyer: Sue Templar
* Dubbing Editor: Edward Bazalgette
* Dubbing Mixer: Keith Marriner
* Film Recordist: Eric Wisby
* Grips: Steve Phillips
* Gaffer: Ted Turpin
* Location Manager: Dez McCarthy
* Finance Assistant: Graham Bishop
* Assistant Floor Manager: Tim Bradley
* Production Assistant: Carol Gardner
* Assistant Floor Manager: Nick Jones
* Finance Assistant: Marian Lacey
Taking the Pledge

## Plot

Lovejoy tries to help an old friend, now a homeless person by his own choice. They guy lost everything to his wife in a divorce settlement with the exception of a priceless watercolor of his grandmother, which he has been forced to pawn. The pawnbroker has told him it's a forgery, worth only several thousand pounds. However Lovejoy knows its true value and together with Tinker and Eric tries to raise the money to retrieve it before his retrieval window wears out. As a sidebar, Jane becomes interior decorator for a well-to-do man with whom she becomes romantically entangled despite warnings from Lovejoy.

 The Napoleonic Commode ***I*** The Ring ***I*** Second Fiddle ***I*** The Colour of Mary ***I*** Fly the Flag ***I*** Judgement of Solomon ***I*** The Galloping Major ***I*** God Helps Those ***I*** They Call Me Midas ***I*** Irish Stew ***I*** Dainty Dish ***I*** **Taking the Pledge** ***I*** Lovejoy Loses It|}
The March of Time/Credits

## Cast

* Ian McShane as Lovejoy
* Phyllis Logan as Lady Jane Felsham
* Dudley Sutton as Tinker Dill
* Malcolm Tierney as Charlie Gimbert
* Chris Jury as Eric Catchpole
* Lysette Anthony as Sophy
* James Aubrey as Michael
* John Scholes as Sgt Drabble
* Geoffrey Drew as Berwick
* Laurence Harrington as Ricky
* Andrew Cuthbert as M / cycle Policeman
* Iain Rattray as Sergeant Major
* Charles Rogers as Adjutant
* Will Kenton as Auctioneer
* Steve Rogers as Nick

## Crew

* Directed by Ken Hannam
* Created for Television by Ian La Frenais, based on the Lovejoy books by Jonathan Gash
* Written by [[ Murray Smith
* Produced by Robert Banks Stewart (Producer) and Allan McKeown (Executive producer: for Witzend/Tamariska Productions)
* Music by Denis King
* Cinematography by John Baker
* Film Editing by Ray Wingrove
* Production Design by Ken Ledsham
* Costume Design by Pat Godfrey
* Makeup Designer: Toni Chapman
* Production Manager: Viv Rosenz
* Properties Buyer: Chris Ferriday
* Film Recordist: Malcolm Campbell
* Dubbing Mixer: Ken Hains
* Dubbing Editor: Robin Graham Scott (Credited as ***Robin Graham-Scott***)
* Location Manager: Elizabeth Bruce
* Production Assistant: Frances Alcock
* Assistant Floor Managers: Chris Ballantyne and Katrine Dudley (Credited as ***Kate Dudley***)
* Title Sequence by Roger James Ferrin (Credited as ***Roger Ferrin***)
* Production Associate: Jeremy Gwilt
Breaking the Broker

## Plot

D.S. Arnie Pulver, an old Lovejoy nemesis, has become frustrated by his inability to obtain a case against a "likeable" Polish sea captain who has been smuggling art treasures from the churches of Poland. Pulver feels ha needs an antiques expert, so he has Tinker framed on charges of pornography when he lectures a woman's club or erotic art in order to coerce both Lovejoy and Tinker into helping him run a sting on the captain and his British buyer, an upscale pawnbroker.

## Trivia

* In this episode, DS Pulver (Gary Waldhorn) is called Arnie, but in previous episodes Three Men and a Brittle Lady and Swings and Roundabouts, his first name was Bob.
* Lovejoy strains spaghetti through a tennis racket, just as Jack Lemmon's character does in The Apartment (1960).

## Quotes

* **Charlotte Cavendish:** (Looking with distate at Tink's garish bowtie) Where are you going in that foul thing?
**Tinker Dill:** Women's Institute.
**Charlotte Cavendish:** (As Tink walks away) What would Tinker be doing at the Woman's Institute?
**Lovejoy:** What everyone does at the Women's Institute... talk about sex.
* **Lovejoy:** (Opening his door and seeing Pulver) Arnie... hah, you give me a break?
**DS Arnie Pulver:** I'd love to... right around the fourth vertebrae.
* **Lovejoy:** Betrayal does not come easily to me.
* **Konrad Dekker:** (Angrily, as he sees Lovejoy in police headquarters) Hey! Why isn't this man behind bars? First he robs my gallery, then my house. What now - my soul?
**Lovejoy:** Where would I find it, Konnie!

## Connections

### References

* **Citizen Kane (1941):** When Lovejoy and Tink come across the trove of cars, first Xanadu is mentioned and then Rosebud.
Friends, Romans and Enemies/Credits

## Cast

* Ian McShane as Lovejoy
* Phyllis Logan as Lady Jane Felsham
* Dudley Sutton as Tinker Dill
* Malcolm Tierney as Charlie Gimbert
* Chris Jury as Eric Catchpole
* Catherine Strauss as Nicole
* Burnell Tucker as Edward
* Cassie Stuart as Amanda
* Jo Ross as Helen
* Geoffrey Bateman as Dandy Jack
* Charlotte Edwards as Kate
* Denys Graham as Bigelow
* Freda Dowie as Mrs. Springer
* Sheila Keith as Curator
* Anthony Jackson as Brian
* Paul Antrim as D / Sgt Hill

## Crew

* Directed by Ken Hannam
* Created for Television by Ian La Frenais, based on the Lovejoy books by Jonathan Gash
* Written by Ian La Frenais
* Produced byRobert Banks Stewart (Producer) and Allan McKeown (Executive Producer: for Witzend/Tamariska Productions
* Music by Denis King
* Cinematography by Colin Munn
* Film Editing by Ray Wingrove
* Production Design by Ken Ledsham
* Costume Design by Pat Godfrey
* Makeup Designer: Toni Chapman
* Production Manager: Viv Rosenz
* Properties Buyer: Chris Ferriday
* Dubbing Mixer: Ken Hains
* Boom Operator: John Taylor
* Film Recordist: Simon Wilson
* Visual Effects by David Barton (Credited as ***Dave Barton***)
* Stunts Colin Skeaping
* Location Manager: Jim Capper
* Production Assistant: Frances Alcock
* Assistant Floor Managers:Chris Ballantyne and Katrine Dudley (Credited as ***Kate Dudley***)
* Title Sequence by Roger James Ferrin(Credited as ***Roger Ferrin***)
* Production Associate: Jeremy Gwilt
Guns and Roses

## Plot

Master gunsmith George Wilson operates a family-owned shop and has a reputation for high-quality craftsmanship and integrity. Unfortunately Burgess, a local vice lord, has been buying up property in the locale and has turned the site into a red light district. He wants Wilson's property, which was established by his great-grandfather, but he refuses to sell. When Burgess's henchman, Kevin the Ponce, recognizes Lovejoy coming out of Wilson's shop as an ex-con, they decide to frame Lovejoy for armed robbery with Wilson as an accessory. As a sidebar, Lovejoy acts as an agent for pretty Alice Williams, who can forge watercolors like one of the masters..

## Goofs

### Character error

Lovejoy refers to "Ulysses Simpson Grant". President Grant's initial "S" stood for nothing as his given name was "Hiram Ulysses Grant"

## Quotes

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Kevin the Ponce: We've all got our blind spots, Mr. Burgess.

Burgess: Haven't we all?
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Alice Williams: [Pouting] Lovejoy, I can't live on bread and kisses.

Lovejoy: A bit starchy, isn't it? You need a bit of protein.
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Charlotte Cavendish: Oh, you're an artist? Have I ever seen anything of yours hung?

Alice Williams: Only Lovejoy.
National Wealth

## Plot

Lovejoy agrees to help Madeline Gilbert, a once famous film star fallen on hard times, to sell her valuables but she is burgled by an armed French gang who have crossed the Channel after killing a gendarme. Lovejoy has an alibi - auctioneer Melanie Ford - but he wonders if she has been coerced into tipping off the villains. Before the gang is caught Tinker puts himself in danger by boarding a boat belonging to Lovejoy's chief suspect, a respected army major.

## Goofs

### Revealing mistakes

* In opening scenes, a gendarme is shot dead by Michel Le Mor and lies on the ground. However, his eye flickers as Le Mor drives off close to him, fleeing the scene.

Just Desserts ***I*** The Italian Venus ***I*** Bin Diving ***I*** Montezuma's Revenge ***I*** Who Dares, Sings ***I*** One Born Every Minute ***I*** **National Wealth** ***I*** Sugar & Spice ***I*** Raise the Hispanic ***I*** Lily's Pearls ***I*** Riding in Rollers ***I*** The Black Virgin of Vladimir
The Prague Sun

## Plot

Dottie Mayhew, a dealer friend of Lovejoy's, is shaken when her former fiancé Marek returns to Britain after disappearing in action during the war fifty years earlier. Marek fought with the British as an aviator and has been presumed dead. The fall of Communism has allowed him to become reunited with her and to reclaim a cache of diamonds buried five decades earlier in a deserted church. When Lovejoy discovers his critically injured body and a single rose-cut Sebenteenth Century diamond, he is knocked unconscious by an anonymous assailant. The diamonds are among 6000 stolen from a priceless religious object stolen during the war in Prague, so he and Eric journey to the Czech capitol. When Lovejoy tries to question Marek's old friend Axel, the latter is murdered by the dark forces working to obtain the gems.

## Quotes

* **Eric Catchpole:** Go ahead, Funke! Make my day!
* **Tinker Dill:** (In a cautionary tone) Don't let a whiff of buried treasure and a pretty ankle turn your heads.
* **Policeman:** (Referring to the critically injured Marek) Reckon he had enemies?
**Lovejoy:** Only the Luftwaffe.
* **Lovejoy:** Oh, you're an artist?
**Marina:** Yes, that's why I have no money.
* **Karel Redl:** (to Lovejoy) It's reassuring you put greed before honour.
* **Eric Catchpole:** (Referring to his old girlfriend) That'll put a wrinkle in her knickers.
**Lovejoy:** Doesn't strike me as the sort of girl who wears them.
* **Lovejoy:** (to Redl) You should be wearing a mask and playing an organ.

## Connections

### References

* The Phantom of the Opera (1925): After meeting Redl in a cave, Lovejoy tells him he ought to be wearing a mask and playing an organ.
* Dirty Harry (1971): Eric uses Eastwood's "Make my day" line.

## Soundtrack Credits

* Good King Wenceslas
(uncredited)
Words by John M. Neale (as John Mason Neale)
Music by Piae Cantiones, arranged by Thomas Helmore
* Deck the Halls
(uncredited)
Traditional tune, lyrics by Thomas Oliphant
16th Century Welsh carol
* We Wish You a Merry Christmas
(uncredited)
Traditional
16th century West English carol
* Silent Night
(uncredited)
Words by Joseph Mohr
Music by Franz Xaver Gruber
* Hearts and Flowers
(uncredited)
Music by Alphons Czibulka

Friends in High Places ***I*** Out to Lunch ***I*** No Strings ***I*** Angel Trousers ***I*** Benin Bronze ***I*** Eric of Arabia ***I*** Scotch on the Rocks ***I*** Loveknots ***I*** Smoke Your Nose ***I*** Kids ***I*** Members Only ***I*** Highland Fling: Part One ***I*** Highland Fling: Part Two ***I*** **The Prague Sun**
Malcolm Tierney

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**Malcolm Tierney** was an English actor who appeared in many film and television roles.

## Early life

Tierney's father, Ernest, was a boilermaker and trained draughtsman, from Warrington, who worked at Blackpool Pleasure Beach. His mother, Agnes, née Kennedy, worked in the cotton mills.

He attended St Mary's Roman Catholic School in Failsworth and studied design at the Manchester School of Art. While working as a textile designer and printmaker, he became involved in amateur dramatics at the Little Theatre, in Bolton, which had been set up by John Wardle, father of the drama critic Irving Wardle, whose wife, Norma, became a mentor to Tierney. As a result, he began a scholarship with the Rose Bruford Training College of Speech and Drama, in Sidcup, Kent, in 1958 and landed his first acting job in 1962.

## Career

His roles included the part of Captain Monk Adderley in the original *Poldark* series, Tommy McArdle in *Brookside* between 1984 and 1987, Charlie Gimbert in *Lovejoy* (26 Episodes 1986 and 1993), Geoffrey Ellsworth-Smythe in *A Bit of a Do*, Patrick Woolton in *House of Cards* and Chief Const. Raymond in *Dalziel and Pascoe*. In science fiction, he appeared, uncredited, as the Imperial officer who questions the disguised Luke Skywalker and Han Solo on what they are doing with Chewbacca in *Star Wars* in 1977 and the *Doctor Who* serial *The Trial of a Time Lord* in 1986. He also appeared in *Braveheart* as the English sheriff who executes the wife of William Wallace, and is then subsequently himself killed by Wallace.

He appeared with the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1974–75 and 2005. In 1974 he played Claudio in *Measure for Measure*. In 2007 he played Dr Hugo Eckener in the docudrama *Hindenburg: The Untold Story*, which was about the crash of the airship *Hindenburg* and the investigation after it. This was aired for the 70th anniversary of the disaster.

In 2008 he played Captain Smith of the RMS *Titanic* in the docudrama *Titanic: The Unsinkable Ship*.

## Personal life

Tierney once shared a flat with Tom Baker who is best known for his portrayal of the Fourth Doctor in the BBC TV show *Doctor Who*. In 1979, Tierney married Andrea Schinko, an Austrian artist who survives him with their two daughters; Elsa, an artist and Anna, an actress.

## Death

Malcolm Tierney died of pulmonary fibrosis, a week short of his 76th birthday. Vanessa Redgrave wrote in his obituary of a "loving man" and a "brilliant actor", he is buried in Highgate Cemetery, London.

## Sources

1. ↑ https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0862939
2. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malcolm\_Tierney
Lily's Pearls/Credits

## Cast

* Ian McShane as Lovejoy
* Phyllis Logan as Lady Jane Felsham
* Dudley Sutton as Tinker Dill
* Chris Jury as Eric Catchpole
* Pavel Douglas as Lord Alexander Felsham
* Nicky Henson as Joe Gruder
* Sherrie Hewson as Lily Gruder
* Bernard Brown as Wing Co Warren
* Tim Wylton as Howitt
* Ken Wynne as Reg Partridge
* Sarah Crowden as Rosemary Blake
* Mark Penfold as Robinson
* Dianne Michaels as Librarian]]

## Crew

* Directed by Bill Hays
* Created by Ian La Frenais, from the books by Jonathan Gash
* Written by Roger Marshall
* Produced by Michael Bartley (Associate Producer), Tony Charles, (Executive Producer: For Witzend) Richard Everitt (Producer) and Allan Mckeown (Executive Producer: For Witzend)
* Music by Denis King
* Cinematography by Peter Chapman
* Film Editing by Jackie Powell
* Chief Film Editor: Ray Wingrove
* Casting by Marilyn Johnson
* Production Design by David Hitchcock
* Costume Design by Dorinda Rea
* Makeup Designer: Gillian Thomas
* Production Manager: Veronica Castillo
* Graphics Designer: Roger James Ferrin(Credited as ***Roger Ferrin***)
* Properties Buyer: Sue Templar
* Dubbing Editor: Edward Bazalgette
* Dubbing Mixer: Ken Hains
* Film Recordist: Richard Merrick
* Grips: Steve Phillips
* Gaffer: Joe Shearer
* Location Manager: Joanna Gueritz
* Finance Assistants: Graham Bishop and Marian Lacey
* Assistant Floor Managers: Tim Bradley and Nick Jones
* Production Assistant: Carol Gardner
Malcolm Rougvie

## Episodes Malcolm Rougvie is linked to

No Strings, Eric of Arabia, Loveknots, Smoke Your Nose, Kids, The Prague Sun, The Napoleonic Commode, The Ring, Second Fiddle, The Colour of Mary, Fly the Flag, Judgement of Solomon, The Galloping Major, God Helps Those, They Call Me Midas, Irish Stew, Dainty Dish, Taking the Pledge, Lovejoy Loses It, Pig in a Poke, Who Is the Fairest of Them All?, A Going Concern, The Kakiemon Tiger, Three Men and a Brittle Lady, Ducking and Diving, Stones of Destiny.