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Knowledge Book

The **Knowledge Book** is a vanilla Minecraft item that has a special use in the Ethrium Data Pack.

## Usage

Knowledge Books will teleport the player to the **World** spawn point when placed in the offhand

## Obtaining

Knowledge Books can be crafted with one chorus fruit, one book, and one emerald in the crafting grid. The recipe is shapeless. Knowledge Books can also be found in Stone Dungeon chests.
Rings

Rings are rare mob drops or chest loot that either grant a status effect to the wearer or grant immunity to a status effect. There are 12 rings, each based off an ore or mineral, except the Poison Ring and Ghost Ring. However, there is also no redstone ring.

## Usage

Rings are placed in the top right corner inventory slots (16 and 17) and only give effects when placed there. Certain Rings can be enhanced in a Magical Forge to become more powerful.

## Obtaining

Rings are found in a variety of ways. This table will show how to obtain all rings. All rings can be found in stone dungeon chests with the exception of the ruby ring, umbrium ring, and netherite ring.
Sacked

## Plot

A new female superintendent takes over the department. She decides a clean sweep is needed and Briggs & Louis are useless, so it's time for them to go. Surely this isn't the end for the bumbling duo?

## Cast

* George Sewell as Superintendent Cottam
* Jasper Carrott as Bob Louis
* Robert Powell as Dave Briggs
* Tony Selby as Nozzer
* Paul Bigley as Clown
* Ann Mitchell as Superintendent Simmons
* Pamela Cundell as Granny-o-gram
* Anthony Jackson as First Copper
* Mark Steel as Second Copper
* Jeremy Turner-Welch (Credited as ***Jeremy Welsh-Turner***) as Third Copper
* Faith Flint as Amanda
* Dicken Ashworth as Derek
* Frank Windsor as Chief Superintendent
* Max Digby as D.C. Hopkins
* Edward Highmore as Doctor

## Crew

* Directed by Steven Knight
* Written by Steven Knight and Mike Whitehill
* Produced by Nic Phillips (Producer)
* Music by Keith Strachan and Matthew Strachan
* Cinematography by Peter Morgan
* Film Editing by Mark Sangster
* Casting Susie Parriss and Paddy Stern
* Production Design by Andy Hamilton
* Costume Design by Rebecca Allen
* Makeup Designer: Sue Ayling
* Makeup Assistants: Rosemary Field (Credited as ***Rosie Field***) and Val Sparkes
* Production Manager: Barry Read
* First Assistant Director: Jake Wright
* Second Assistant Director: Diane Wood
* Third Assistant Director: Larissa Wright
* Scenic Construction: Ian Bee (Credited as ***Ian 'Buzz' Bee***) and John Drury
* Property Master: Kenny Palmer
* Production Buyer: Bill Richardson
* Sound Recordist: Nigel Davis
* Boom Operator: Steve Linsey (Credited as ***Steven Linsey***)
* Dubbing Mixer: Adrian Smith
* Camera Operator: Jim Alloway
* Camera Assistant: Oli Hallows (Credited as ***Oliver Hallows***)
* Gaffer: John Barker
* Electricians: Tim Church and Bob King
* Focus Puller: Saul Gittens
* Grip: Stuart Godfrey
* Costume Assistants: Alleyne Kirby Davies, Maggie Moore and Robin Walker
* Location Assistant: Piers Read
* Continuity/Production Assistant: Mary Crewe
* Production Secretary: Katie McCann
Edward Ames

**Edward Ames** is a cinematographer

## Episodes Edward Ames worked on

What the Butler Saw, Hostage, Teed Off, Acting Constables, Studs, Strangers in Paradise, Collared, Witness, Never Without Protection, Dutch Cops, Sparring Partners, Rear Window, D.C. of Love, Flash, Art Attack, On Thin Ice, Between a Rock and a Hard Place, Twitchers
Amulets

**Amulets** are rare magical items that function as rings but with other effects. Amulets are placed in slot 15. There are three amulets all with different unique abilities.

## Usage

Amulets are placed in slot 15 and only work when placed there. Only one amulet can be active at a time. Amulets cannot be enhanced. Obsidian Amulets grant immunity to levitation and mining fatigue. Ender Amulets allow teleportation to the Ethrium dimension, and Heart Amulets allow the holder to teleport to a random player.

## Obtaining

 Ender Amulet
 Heart Amulet
List of production buildings

Here are the production buildings used in Kitty City

1. Farm (already placed)
2. Bakery (3s building time)
3. Feed Mill (40s building time)
4. Cow Pasture (1m building time)
5. Creamery (2m building time)
6. Diner (5m building time)
7. Chicken Coop (10m building time)
8. Garden (30m building time)
9. Pig Pen (1h building time)
10. Concession Stand (2h building time)
11. Beehive (4h building time)
12. Italian Restaurant (6h building time)
13. Pie Oven (8h building time)
14. Jam Station (10h building time)
15. Sheep Pen (12h building time)
16. Loom (14h building time)
17. Tailor (16h building time)
18. Donut Stand (18h building time)
19. Alpaca Pen (20h building time)
20. Ice Cream Stand (22h building time)
21. Salad Bar (24h/1d building time)
22. Juice Bar (26h/1d 2h building time)
23. Pizza Oven (28h/1d 4h building time)
24. Mine (30h/1d 6h building time)
25. Blacksmith (32h/1d 8h building time)
26. Jewelry Store (34h/1d 10h building time)
27. Wood Mill (36h/1d 12h building time)
28. Factory (38h/1d 14h building time)
29. Toy Store (40h/1d 16h building time)
30. Furniture Factory (42h/1d 18h building time)
31. Sporting Goods Store (44h/1d 20h building time)
32. Greenhouse (40h/1d 16h building time)
33. Sugar Cane Press (42h/ 1d 18h building time)
34. Dessert Shop (44h/ 1d 20h building time)
35. Coffee Cafe
36. Candy Palace
37. Exotic Feed Mill
38. Crocodile Pond
39. Dye Van
40. Candle Shop
41. Fondue Pot
42. Octopus Pool
43. Bookstore
44. Millinery Shop
45. Ostrich Paddock
46. Soda Shop
47. Herb Garden
48. Outdoor Shop
Rosemary Field

**Rosemary Field**, sometimes credited as **Rosie Field**, is a makeup artist.

## Episodes Rosemary Field worked on

D.C. of Love, Flash, Art Attack, On Thin Ice, Between a Rock and a Hard Place, Twitchers, Thicker Than Water, The Great Escaper, Fur Coat, No Knickers, Back to Class, Sacked, The Wembley Stadium Mystery, Special Branch, Cardiac Arrest, The Beast of Hackney Marshes, The Curse of the Comanches, Best Man
Chef Luigi

Name: Luigi

Occupation: Italian chef

Breed: Fluffy

## About him

Luigi is the 13th Kittizen that needs to be rescued. Since Farmer Franny can't reach him, you have to complete some quests to get him back in town.

## Trivia

Luigi is the only Kittizen that's out of town.

Products from the Italian restaurant require a lot of Creamery products.
List of Kittizens

Here a list of Kittizens you need to rescue.

1. Farmer Franny
2. Baker Francois
3. Miller Milo
4. Milkmaid Mallory
5. Dairymaid Brie
6. Chef Cookie
7. Conductor Kappy
8. Rancher Riggs
9. Gardener Ava
10. Pig Farmer Pete
11. Fisherman Siggi
12. Clerk Kent
13. Beekeeper Honey
14. Chef Luigi
15. Pie Maker Patty
16. Foreman Gus
17. Jam Maker Jill
18. Coordinator Charity
19. Herder Harriet
20. Weaver Wendy
21. Seamstress Scarlett
22. Fryer Tuck
23. Wrangler Ryder
24. Scooper Skippy
25. Salad Maker Kale
26. Juicer Jasmine
27. Pizza Maker Dottie
28. Miner Major
29. Blacksmith Betsy
30. Jeweller Opal
31. Millwright Maggie
32. Factory Worker Fritz
33. Toy Maker Samantha
34. Builder Bob
35. Sportsfan Mugs
36. Grower Gregor
37. Confectioner Sugar
38. Pastry Chef Pierre
39. Barista Mocha
40. Candy Maker Coco
41. Meera (Exotic Feed Mill)
42. Irwin (Crocodile Pond)
43. Rainbow (Dye Van)
44. Celeste (Candle Shop)
45. Diego (Fondue Pot)
46. Dory (Octopus Pond)
Dutch Cops

## Plot

On Customs and Excise duty in Felixstowe, Bob and Dave manage to get themselves trapped in the back of a pilchard lorry – and Bob hates pilchards. A tenuous line of reasoning brings Dave to the conclusion that they must be in Venice – when in fact they're in Amsterdam. Unbeknownst to them, they are also in possession of a large quantity of diamonds that had been smuggled there in the lorry – attracting the attention of the "wrongful owners"... Guest starring Herbert Lom.

## Cast

* Nick Brimble as Jan
* Jasper Carrott as Bob Louis
* James Ellis as Customs Officer
* Glyn Grimstead as Lorry Driver
* Richard Huw as Waiter
* Paul Kynman as Ruud
* Herbert Lom as Van der Dyck
* Robert Powell as Dave Briggs
* George Sewell as Superintendent Cottam
* Ralph Van Dijk as Dutch Sergeant
* Maya Woolfe as Secretary

## Crew

* Directed by Ed Bye
* Written by Steven Knight and Mike Whitehill
* Produced by Ed Bye (Producer) and Nic Phillips (Executive producer)
* Music by Keith Strachan and Matthew Strachan
* Cinematography by Barry Noakes
* Film Editing by Graham Hutchings
* Casting Susie Parriss
* Production Design by Andy Hamilton
* Costume Design by Rebecca Allen
* Makeup Artist / Makeup Designer: Jenny Sharpe
* Additional Makeup: Sue Ayling and Theresa Kelly
* Production Managers: Barry Read and Steve Springford
* First Assistant Director: Jake Wright
* Second Assistant Director: Dominic Fysh
* Third Assistant Directors: Jim Wilkinson and Diane Wood
* Scenic Construction: Ian Bee and John Drury
* Property Master: Kenny Palmer
* Production Buyer: Bill Richardson
* Sound Recordist: Nigel Davis
* Dubbing Editor: David Hamilton-Smith
* Boom Operator: Dick Philip
* Focus Puller: Edward Ames
* Gaffer: John Barker
* Electricians: Tim Church and Bob King
* Clapper Loader: Saul Gittens
* Grip: Stuart Godfrey
* Camera Operator: Malcolm Vinson
* Costume Assistants: Jan Collins, Alleyne Kirby Davies (Credited as ***Alleyne Kirby-Davies***) and Robin Walker
* Location Coordinator: Holland: Rob Kaptien
* Continuity/Production Assistant: Mary Crewe
* Stage Manager: Rina Konstantinou
* Production Secretary: Katie McCann
Never Without Protection

## Plot

A Duchess keeps appearing in the tabloids canoodling with her police bodyguards. What the Super needs are two completely unappealing detectives... Guest starring Rula Lenska.

## Cast

* Jasper Carrott as Bob Louis
* Robert Powell as Dave Briggs
* George Sewell as Superintendent Cottam
* Andrew Barclay as Jimmy
* Robert Bathurst as Thomas
* Nicholas Colicos as Masseur
* Daniel Flynn as Peter Burlington
* Paula Hamilton as Miss Red Button
* Geoff Lawson as 'Bodger' Riley
* Rula Lenska as Duchess
* Roland Oliver as Harry The Editor
* Tony Soper as Badger Watch Commentator
* Anthony Valentine as Chaffeur
* Frank Windsor as Chief Superintendent

## Crew

* Directed by Ed Bye
* Written by Steven Knight and Mike Whitehill
* Produced by Ed Bye (Producer) and Nic Phillips (Executive producer)
* Music by Keith Strachan and Matthew Strachan
* Cinematography by Barry Noakes
* Film Editing by Graham Hutchings
* Casting Susie Parriss
* Production Design by Andy Hamilton
* Costume Design by Rebecca Allen
* Makeup Designer: Jenny Sharpe
* Additional Makeup: Sue Ayling and Theresa Kelly
* Production Managers Barry Read and Steve Springford
* First Assistant Director: Jake Wright
* Second Assistant Director: Dominic Fysh
* Third Assistant Directors: Jim Wilkinson and Diane Wood
* Scenic Construction: Ian Bee and John Drury
* Property Master: Kenny Palmer
* Production Buyer: Bill Richardson
* Sound Recordist: Nigel Davis
* Dubbing Editor: David Hamilton-Smith
* Boom Operator: Dick Philip
* Stunt Coordinator: Nick Powell
* Focus Puller: Edward Ames
* Gaffer: John Barker
* Electricians: Tim Church and Bob King
* Clapper Loader: Saul Gittens
* Grip: Stuart Godfrey
* Camera Operator: Malcolm Vinson
* Costume Assistants: Jan Collins, Alleyne Kirby Davies (Credited as ***Alleyne Kirby-Davies***) and Robin Walker
* Continuity/Production Assistant: Mary Crewe
* Stage Manager: Rina Konstantinou
* Production Secretary: Katie McCann
Witness

Dave and Bob at the monastery

## Plot

Two tough detectives are required to go undercover at a monastery. Unable to find any, the Super employs Briggs and Louis. Guest starring Christopher Ellison.

## Cast

* Jasper Carrott as Bob Louis
* Robert Powell as Dave Briggs
* George Sewell as Superintendent Cottam
* Christopher Ellison as Lomax
* Don Henderson as Brother Ryan
* Ben Lobb as Copper 2
* David J. Nicholls (Credited as ***David J. Nichols***) as P.C. Terry
* Michael Redfern as Copper
* Linda Regan as Barmaid
* Shend as Tall Murderer
* Fairmang Singhateh as Copper 3
* Frank Windsor as Chief Superintendent

## Crew

* Directed by Ed Bye
* Written by Steven Knight and Mike Whitehill
* Produced by Ed Bye and Nic Phillips
* Music by Keith Strachan and Matthew Strachan
* Cinematography by Barry Noakes
* Film Editing by Graham Hutchings
* Casting by Susie Parriss
* Production Design by Andy Hamilton
* Costume Design by Rebecca Allen
* Makeup Designer: Jenny Sharpe
* Additional Makeup: Sue Ayling and Theresa Kelly
* Production Managers: Barry Read and Steve Springford
* First Assistant Director: Jake Wright
* Second Assistant Director: Dominic Fysh
* Third Assistant Directors: Jim Wilkinson and Diane Wood
* Scenic Construction: Ian Bee and John Drury
* Property Master: Kenny Palmer
* Production Buyer: Bill Richardson
* Sound Recordist: Nigel Davis
* Dubbing Editor: David Hamilton-Smith
* Boom Operator: Dick Philip
* Stunt Coordinator: Nick Powell
* Stunt Driver: Andreas Petrides
* Focus Puller: Edward Ames
* Gaffer: John Barker
* Electricians: Tim Church and Bob King
* Clapper Loader: Saul Gittens
* Grip: Stuart Godfrey
* Camera Operator: Malcolm Vinson
* Costume Assistant: Jan Collins, Alleyne Kirby Davies (Credited as ***Alleyne Kirby-Davies***) and Robin Walker
* Continuity/Production Assistant: Mary Crewe
* Stage Manager: Rina Konstantinou
* Production Secretary: Katie McCann
Terence Alexander

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**Terence Joseph Alexander** was an English film and television actor, best known for his role as Charlie Hungerford in the British TV drama *Bergerac*, which ran for nine series on BBC One between 1981 and 1991.

## Early life and career

Alexander was born in London, the son of a doctor, and grew up in Yorkshire. He was educated at Ratcliffe College, Leicestershire, and Norwood College, Harrogate, and started acting in the theatre at the age of 16. During the Second World War he served in the British Army as a lieutenant with the 24th Lancers, and was seriously wounded when his armoured car was hit by artillery fire in Italy. In 1956, Alexander appeared on stage in *Ring For Catty* at the Lyric Theatre in London. He is probably best remembered as Charlie Hungerford from the detective series *Bergerac*, though he was also very prominent in the 1967 BBC adaptation of *The Forsyte Saga*. One of his early roles was in the children's series *Garry Halliday*. He also appeared in one episode of *Please Sir* in 1970 as the headmaster of a rival school.

Also in 1970, Alexander played Lord Uxbridge in Sergei Bondarchuk's war epic *Waterloo*.

Alexander appeared in many other film and television roles including three appearances in different roles in *The Champions*, *The Avengers*, *The Persuaders!* (Powerswitch), *Terry and June* (1979–1980), *Behind the Screen* (1981–1982), the 1985 *Doctor Who* serial *The Mark of the Rani*, and *The New Statesman* (1987). On radio he starred as *The Toff* in the BBC radio adaptation of the John Creasey novels. He appeared in all but two episodes of *Bergerac* from 1981 to 1991. He also played Commander Duffield in the 1985 pilot episode of *Dempsey and Makepeace*, Armed and Extremely Dangerous.

Alexander appeared on the West End in comedies and farces, and his credits included *Move Over Mrs Markham* (1971), *Two and Two Make Sex* (1973), *There Goes The Bride* (1974–75) and *Fringe Benefits* (1976).

## Sources

1. ↑ Telegraph
2. ↑ Wikipedia entry
On Thin Ice

## Plot

When Briggs and Louis investigate an attack on a top figure skater, the pair wind up on ice but fail to gain marks for artistic interpretation.

## Cast

* Amanda Mealing as Emily Ford
* Ron Li-Paz as James Mitchell
* Jasper Carrott as Bob Louis
* Robert Powell as Dave Briggs
* George Sewell as Superintendent Cottam
* Frank Windsor as Chief Superintendent
* Eric Nordell as Defence Laywer
* Alan Beckworth as Derek
* Chrissie Richards as Sarah Reid
* Richard O'Brien as Dr. Phibes
* Arthur Whybrow as Old Man in flats
* Yvonne Edgell as Woman in flats
* Kristy Bruce as Olivia
* Stewart Harwood as Big Bloke
* David Vine as Skating Commentator
* Roland Hailston as Skating Partner

## Crew

* Directed by Ed Bye
* Written by Steven Knight and Mike Whitehill
* Produced by Ed Bye (Producer) and Nic Phillips (Executive producer)
* Music by Keith Strachan and Matthew Strachan
* Cinematography by Peter Morgan
* Film Editing by Graham Hutchings
* Casting Susie Parriss and Paddy Stern
* Production Design by Andy Hamilton
* Costume Design by Rebecca Allen
* Makeup Designer: Sue Ayling
* Makeup Assistants: Rosemary Field (Credited as ***Rosie Field***) and Val Sparkes
* Production Manager: Barry Read
* First Assistant Director: Jake Wright
* Second Assistant Director: Diane Wood
* Third Assistant Director: Candy Marlowe
* Scenic Constructions: Ian Bee (Credited as ***Ian 'Buzz' Bee***) and John Drury
* Property Master: Marc Dillon
* Production Buyer: Bill Richardson
* Sound Recordist: Nigel Davis
* Dubbing Editor: David Hamilton-Smith
* Boom Operator: Dick Philip
* Focus Puller: Edward Ames
* Gaffer: John Barker
* Electricians: Tim Church and Bob King
* Clapper Loader: Saul Gittens
* Grip: Stuart Godfrey
* Camera Operator: Richard Muller
* Costume Assistants: Jan Collins and Alleyne Kirby Davies
* Continuity/Production Assistant: Mary Crewe
* Production Runner: Phil Griffiths
* Production Secretary: Katie McCann
The Beast of Hackney Marshes

## Plot

A night patrolling the marshes, on the lookout for an escaped bear, is really not what our heroes had in mind – particularly when their umbrella act for the Super's variety show is really coming together.

## Cast

* Olivia Nash as Olivia
* Jasper Carrott as Bob Louis
* Robert Powell as Dave Briggs
* Dicken Ashworth as Landlord
* George Sewell as Superintendent Cottam
* Peter Lovstrom as Haydn Hunter
* Lee Cornes as Dr. Pete
* Angela Curran as Dinner Lady
* Tony Selby as Nozzer
* Mark Steel as Pike
* Gwenan Edwards as TV Reporter
* Martin Sadler as Tom
* Jason Hall as Ronnie

## Crew

* Directed by Graeme Harper
* Written by Steven Knight and Mike Whitehill
* Produced by Nic Phillips (Producer) and [[Barry Read (Associate Producer)
* Music by Keith Strachan and Matthew Strachan
* Cinematography by Peter Morgan
* Film Editing by Mark Sangster
* Casting Susie Parriss and Paddy Stern
* Production Design by Andy Hamilton
* Costume Design by Rebecca Allen
* Makeup Designer: Sue Ayling
* Makeup Assistants: Rosemary Field (Credited as ***Rosie Field***) and Val Sparkes
* First Assistant Director: Jake Wright
* Second Assistant Director: Diane Wood
* Third Assistant Director: Clea Wright
* Scenic Construction: Ian Bee (Credited as ***Ian 'Buzz' Bee***) and John Drury
* Property Master: Kenny Palmer
* Production Buyer: Bill Richardson
* Stand-By Props: Mike Swanston
* Sound Recordist: Nigel Davis
* Boom Operator: Nigel Holmes
* Dubbing Editor: Adrian Smith
* Gaffer: John Barker
* Electricians: Tim Church and Bob King
* Focus Puller: Saul Gittens
* Camera Assistant: Oli Hallows (Credited as ***Oliver Hallowes***)
* Camera Operator: Richard Muller
* Costume Assistants: Alleyne Kirby Davies(Credited as ***Alleyne Kirby-Davies***) and Robin Walker
* Location Assistant: Piers Read
* Continuity/Production Assistant: Mary Crewe
* Production Secretary: Emily Freshwater
Diane Wood

## Episodes Diane Wood worked on

### As Third Assistant Director

Collared, Witness, Never Without Protection, Dutch Cops, Sparring Partners, Rear Window

### Second Assistant Director

D.C. of Love, Flash, Art Attack, On Thin Ice, Between A Rock and A Hard Place, Twitchers, Thicker Than Water, The Great Escaper, Fur Coat, No Knickers, Back to Class, Sacked, The Wembley Stadium Mystery, Special Branch, Cardiac Arrest, The Beast of Hackney Marshes, The Curse of the Comanches, Best Man, Mine's A Large One
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Paul Smith

**Paul Smith** is a producer, director and actor, known for The Descent (2005), Slumdog Millionaire (2008) and Dirty Pretty Things (2002).

He founded Celador in 1989, having started out as a trainee projectionist with the BBC in 1966, and becoming director of children's and light entertainment in 1973.

He was awarded the CBE (Commander of the Order of the British Empire) in the 2012 Queen's New Years Honours List for his services to the Media Industry.

## Episodes Paul Smith worked on

* What the Butler Saw
* Hostage
* Teed Off
* Acting Constables
* Studs
* Strangers in Paradise

1. ↑ IMDB Entry
Bill Oddie

IMDB entry image

### Occupation

writer, comedian, songwriter, musician, artist, birder, conservationist, television presenter and actor.

### Portrays

Professor Rose

**William Edgar Oddie** OBE is an English writer, comedian, songwriter, musician, artist, birder, conservationist, television presenter and actor. He was a member of comedy trio The Goodies.

A birder since his childhood in Quinton, Birmingham, Oddie has established a reputation as a naturalist, conservationist, and television presenter on wildlife issues. Some of his books are illustrated with his own paintings and drawings. His wildlife programmes for the BBC include *Springwatch* and *Autumnwatch*, *How to Watch Wildlife*, *Wild in Your Garden*, *Birding with Bill Oddie*, *Britain Goes Wild with Bill Oddie* and *Bill Oddie Goes Wild*.
Back to Class

## Plot

Drugs are found in the locker of a girl at a private school. In an appeal against her expulsion, she claims they have been planted by her socialite classmates. Bob and Dave are assigned to the case, but they can't keep their minds off the fact that Myrtle the Turtle, the last female member of a very rare species, has just died while under their supposed protection.

## Cast

* Jasper Carrott as Bob Louis
* Robert Powell as Dave Briggs
* George Sewell as Superintendent Cottam
* Lee Cornes as Doctor Pete
* Sarah Crowden as Head Teacher
* Rebecca Root (Credited as ***Graham Root***) as Vet
* Julie Etchingham as Newsround Presenter
* Jessica Fox as 1st Schoolgirl
* Sarah Harris as 2nd Schoolgirl
* Cathy Sara as Camilla
* Stephen Churchett as Mr. Hawthorne
* Jessica Marshall-Gardiner as Tatiana
* Jo Grant as Jo
* Tamzie Duarte-Agyeman as Claire
* Suzi Pollock as Sarah
* Katy Kattan, Ela Kay and Angela Saunders as Schoolgirls

## Crew

* Directed by Graeme Harper
* Written by Steven Knight and Mike Whitehill
* Produced by Nic Phillips (Producer)
* Music by Keith Strachan and Matthew Strachan
* Cinematography by Peter Morgan
* Film Editing by Mark Sangster
* Casting Susie Parriss and Paddy Stern
* Production Design by Andy Hamilton
* Costume Design by Rebecca Allen
* Makeup Designer: Sue Ayling
* Makeup Assistants: Rosemary Field (Credited as ***Rosie Field***) and Val Sparkes
* Production Manager: Barry Read
* First Assistant Director: Jake Wright
* Second Assistant Director: Diane Wood
* Third Assistant Director: Larissa Wright
* Scenic Construction: Ian Bee (Credited as ***Ian 'Buzz' Bee***) and John Drury
* Property Master: Kenny Palmer
* Production Buyer: Bill Richardson
* Sound Recordist: Nigel Davis
* Boom Operator: Steve Linsey (Credited as ***Steven Linsey***)
* Dubbing Mixer: Adrian Smith
* Camera Operator: Jim Alloway
* Camera Assistant: Oli Hallows (Credited as ***Oliver Hallows***)
* Gaffer: John Barker
* Electricians: Tim Church and Bob King
* Focus Puller: Saul Gittens
* Grip: Stuart Godfrey
* Costume Assistants: Alleyne Kirby Davies, Maggie Moore and Robin Walker
* Location Assistant: Piers Read
* Continuity/Production Assistant: Mary Crewe
* Production Secretary: Katie McCann
Dominic Fysh

**Dominic Fysh** is an Assistant Director with over twenty five years experience in both film and television, having worked his way through the ranks of the department to find himself, over recent years working on some of the biggest action films to date. Including Fast and Furious 6, Mission Impossible Rogue Nation Guardians Of The Galaxy and Spectre.

## Episodes Dominic Fysh worked on

* Collared
* Witness
* Never Without Protection
* Dutch Cops
* Sparring Partners
* Rear Window

1. ↑ IMDB entry
Special Branch

## Plot

The Superintendent selects the duo for a particularly sensitive assignment. His granddaughter has become involved in an anti-road protest and he needs Louis and Briggs to "rescue" her.

## Cast

* Sandy Hendrickse as Emily Cottam
* George Sewell as Superintendent Cottam
* Jasper Carrott as Bob Louis
* Robert Powell as Dave Briggs
* Midge Taylor as Landlord
* Rupert Holliday-Evans as Skunk
* Gracy Goldman (Credited as ***Grace Mattaka***) as Fiona

## Crew

* Directed by Graeme Harper
* Written by Steven Knight and Mike Whitehill
* Produced by Nic Phillips (Producer) and Barry Read (Associate Producer)
* Music by Keith Strachan and Matthew Strachan
* Cinematography by Peter Morgan
* Film Editing by Mark Sangster
* Casting Susie Parriss and Paddy Stern
* Production Design by Andy Hamilton
* Costume Design by Rebecca Allen
* Makeup Designer: Sue Ayling
* Makeup Assistants: Rosemary Field (Credited as ***Rosie Field***) and Val Sparkes
* First Assistant Director: Jake Wright
* Second Assistant Director: Diane Wood
* Third Assistant Director: Clea Wright
* Scenic Construction: Ian Bee (Credited as ***Ian 'Buzz' Bee***) and John Drury
* Property Master: Kenny Palmer
* Production Buyer: Bill Richardson
* Stand-By Props: Mike Swanston
* Sound Recordist: Nigel Davis
* Boom Operator: Nigel Holmes
* Dubbing Editor: Adrian Smith
* Stunt Coordinator: Gareth Milne
* Gaffer: John Barker
* Electrician: Tim Church
* Focus Puller: Saul Gittens
* Camera Assistant: Oli Hallows (Credited as ***Oliver Hallowes***)
* Electrician: Bob King
* Grip: Graham Mathews (Credited as ***Graham Matthews***)
* Camera Operator: Richard Muller
* Costume Assistants: Alleyne Kirby Davies (Credited as ***Alleyne Kirby-Davies***) and Robin Walker
* Location Assistant: Piers Read
* Continuity/Production Assistant: Mary Crewe
* Production Secretary: Emily Freshwater
Tony Selby

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**Anthony Samuel Selby** was an English actor. He was best known for his roles as Clive Mitchell in *EastEnders*, Corporal Percy Marsh in *Get Some In!*, and Sabalom Glitz in *Doctor Who*.

## Life and career

Selby was born in Lambeth, London, in February 1938, the son of Annie Elizabeth (Weaver), a waitress, and Samuel Joseph Selby, a cab driver. After training at the Italia Conti Stage School, he made his adult stage debut in 1956. His theatre work included the original production of Edward Bond's controversial play *Saved* at the Royal Court Theatre in 1965. He has appeared in many television programmes including a starring role in RAF National Service comedy *Get Some In!*, and a recurring role in the BBC science fiction television series *Doctor Who* as the intergalactic conman Sabalom Glitz.

In 1965, he appeared as a convict under sentence of death in the BBC television drama *Three Clear Sundays*, directed by Ken Loach.

He had one of his earliest film acting roles in *The Early Bird* (1965), *Alfie* (1966), starring Michael Caine, and his other film appearances include *Press for Time* (1966), *Poor Cow* (1967), *Witchfinder General* (1968), *Before Winter Comes* (1969), *In Search of Gregory* (1969), *Villain* (1971), *Nobody Ordered Love* (1972), and *Adolf Hitler: My Part in his Downfall* (1973). In 1971-2 he played magician's assistant Sam Maxstead in children's supernatural TV series *Ace of Wands* and had a brief 1972 appearance as a jealous fiancé in *Public Eye*.

Selby starred in the episode *"Queen's Pawn"* in the hard-hitting police drama *The Sweeney.* He played armed robber John Lyon, a flash *"celebrity criminal"* consumed with his own self publicity.

Other notable television appearances in the 1970s included *Callan*, *The Avengers* as a villainous car mechanic, *Bless This House* as a depressed burglar, and as Boozy in the all-star Eric Sykes comedy *If You Go Down in the Woods Today* (1981). He appeared in three episodes of the drama series *Minder*, twice playing Jack, the minder of gangster's wife Rose Mellors. In the early 1990s he played chauffeur to Adam Faith's character in the drama series *Love Hurts*; he also played Clive Mitchell in BBC's soap opera *EastEnders* in 2002.

Selby appeared in the third episode of *The Good Life* (known as *Good Neighbors* in the US), as a rag-and-bone man who sold the Goods an old wood stove and brought them a cat.

In the United States, Selby had an uncredited role as a hood in the first *Superman* motion picture.

Selby played Susan Harper's long-lost father Arthur in the BBC comedy *My Family*, in the episode "A Decent Proposal", first broadcast on 12 August 2011.

In 2012, he appeared in the film *Cockneys vs Zombies*.

He appeared in the television series New Tricks as Danny Paye, an East End loan shark, in the 2009 episode *Meat is Murder*.

## Episodes Tony Selby worked on

* Rear Window
* D.C. of Love
* Sacked
* The Beast of Hackney Marshes
* The Curse of the Comanches
* Best Man
Between a Rock and a Hard Place

## Plot

After 30 years of watching and waiting, Superintendent Cottam ropes the boys into helping him catch notorious bullion thief, Ronnie Richardson. Guest starring Mike Reid.

## Cast

* Jasper Carrott as Bob Louis
* Robert Powell as Dave Briggs
* George Sewell as Superintendent Cottam
* Mike Reid as Ronnie Richardson
* Nora Taylor as Ronnie's Woman
* Fiona Gillies as Jennie Richardson
* John Duval as Executive at Bank
* Samantha Golt as Waitress
* Frank Windsor as Chief Superintendent
* Jonathan Deverell as Uniformed Officer
* Christian Santos as Jet Ski Owner
* Anthony Hamblin as Young Super
* Jamie Leyser as Young Ronnie

## Crew

* Directed by Ed Bye
* Written by Steven Knight and Mike Whitehill
* Produced by Ed Bye (Producer) and Nic Phillips (Executive producer)
* Music by Keith Strachan and Matthew Strachan
* Cinematography by Peter Morgan
* Film Editing by Graham Hutchings
* Casting Susie Parriss and Paddy Stern
* Production Design by Andy Hamilton
* Costume Design by Rebecca Allen
* Makeup Designer: Sue Ayling
* Makeup Assistants: Rosemary Field (Credited as ***Rosie Field***) and Val Sparkes
* Production Manager: Barry Read
* First Assistant Director: Jake Wright
* Second Assistant Director: Diane Wood
* Third Assistant Director: Candy Marlowe
* Scenic Construction: Ian Bee (Credited as ***Ian 'Buzz' Bee***) and John Drury
* Property Master: Marc Dillon
* Production Buyer: Bill Richardson
* Sound Recordist: Nigel Davis
* Dubbing Editor: David Hamilton-Smith
* Boom Operator: Dick Philip
* Focus Puller: Edward Ames
* Gaffer: John Barker
* Electricians: Tim Church and Bob King
* Clapper Loader: Saul Gittens
* Grip: Stuart Godfrey
* Camera Operator: Richard Muller
* Costume Assistants: Jan Collins and Alleyne Kirby Davies
* Continuity/Production Assistant: Mary Crewe
* Production Runner: Phil Griffiths
* Production Secretary: Katie McCann
Aidan Farrell

**Aidan Fsrrell** is an Emmy, BAFTA and 4 x RTS winning Colourist. Aidan has also been nominated for another 11 x RTS Awards and 2 x HPA Awards. Aidan has graded hundreds of programmes including high-end TV dramas, music, arts, science and factual genres. Aidan has also worked on more than 2000 music videos, commercials and specials from artists such as Coldplay, U2, Robbie Williams, Kylie Minogue, Bruno Mars, Sam Smith, Ariana Grande and Led Zeppelin, plus brands including Levi, Puma, Guinness, McDonald's and Diesel. In 2012, Aidan received a BAFTA lifetime achievement award, recognising his outstanding creative contribution to the industry.

## Episodes Aidan Farrell worked on

* The Wembley Stadium Mystery
* Mine's a Large One
* Go West, Old Man

## Sources

1. ↑ https://farmgroup.tv/our-people/people/aidan-farrell/
Twitchers

## Plot

Briggs and Louis are assigned a case protecting the eggs of a newly discovered breeding pair of red kites. Their unenthusiasm turns to panic as the eggs are stolen. Guest starring Bill Oddie.

## Cast

* Bill Oddie as Professor Rose
* Jasper Carrott as Bob Louis
* Robert Powell as Dave Briggs
* Roger Walker as Barman
* Pat Roach as P.C. Drake
* George Malpas as Bumpkin

## Crew

* Directed by Ed Bye
* Written by Steven Knight and Mike Whitehill
* Produced by Ed Bye (Producer) and Nic Phillips (Executive producer)
* Music by Keith Strachan and Matthew Strachan
* Cinematography by Peter Morgan
* Film Editing by Graham Hutchings
* Casting Susie Parriss and Paddy Stern
* Production Design by Andy Hamilton
* Costume Design by Rebecca Allen
* Makeup Designer: Sue Ayling
* Makeup Assistants: Wendy Brown and Rosemary Field (Credited as ***Rosie Field***)
* Production Manager: Barry Read
* First Assistant Director: Jake Wright
* Second Assistant Director: Diane Wood
* Third Assistant Director: Candy Marlowe
* Scenic Construction: Ian Bee (Credited as ***Ian 'Buzz' Bee***) and John Drury
* Property Master: Marc Dillon
* Production Buyer: Bill Richardson
* Sound Recordist: Nigel Davis
* Dubbing Editor: David Hamilton-Smith
* Boom Operator: Dick Philip
* Focus Puller: Edward Ames
* Gaffer: John Barker
* Electricians: Tim Church and Bob King
* Clapper Loader: Saul Gittens
* Grip: Stuart Godfrey
* Camera Operator: Richard Muller
* Costume Assistants: Jan Collins and Alleyne Kirby Davies
* Continuity/Production Assistant: Mary Crewe
* Production Runner: Phil Griffiths
* Production Secretary: Katie McCann
Frank Cottam

Superintendent **Frank Cottam** (George Sewell) is Dave and Bob's boss. Cottam usually gives Briggs and Louis dangerous assignments to get rid of them, but as the series progressed, he learnt that he was going to need them, one way or another. His judgements about them can change rapidly; for instance in the episode, "Sparring Partners", he gave them a dangerous job out of a "perverted desire for revenge", but at the end, he said that they were "damn fine officers", although he was under the influence of a powerful natural steroid at the time.
Strangers in Paradise

## Plot

When crime boss Tony Mazola is gunned down by mystery assassins, it seems that nothing can prevent all-out gang warfare. The killers have to be caught – and quickly. Specially selected for this dangerous mission, Louis and Briggs are sent undercover to a notorious East End club to keep an eye on prime suspect Danny Kane (Leslie Grantham). Also starring Barry Cryer.

## Cast

* Jasper Carrott as Bob Louis
* Robert Powell as Dave Briggs
* George Sewell as Superintendent Cottam
* Barry Cryer as Detective Simpson
* Leon Herbert as Polish Joe
* Leslie Grantham as Danny Kane
* Andy Lucas as Greek Gangster
* Alex Knight as Scottish Gangster
* Dave Atkins as Ronnie
* Georgina Hale as Irene Mazola
* Lucy Davis as Young girl #1
* Jeremy Fowlds as Young man #1
* Jennifer Gibson as Young girl #2
* Roger James Sewell as Young man #2
* Jack Burns as Bouncer
* Jelena Budimir as Rose
* Elaine Lordan as Female Plumber

## Crew

* Directed by Ed Bye
* Written by Steven Knight and Mike Whitehill
* Produced by Ed Bye (Producer), Nic Phillips (Executive Producer) and Paul Smith (Executive Producer)
* Music by Keith Strachan and Matthew Strachan
* Cinematography by Barry Noakes
* Film Editing by Graham Hutchings
* Casting by Susie Parriss
* Production Design by Andy Hamilton
* Costume Design by Rebecca Allen
* Makeup Designer: Jenny Sharpe
* Additional Makeup: Sue Ayling and C.J. Wills
* Production Managers: Barry Read and Steve Springford
* First Assistant Director: Guy Frazer-Jones
* Second Assistant Director: Kerry Waddell
* Property Master: John Dashfield
* Scenic Construction: Ian Bee and John Drury
* Production Buyer: Bill Richardson
* Dubbing Mixers: Nick Berry and David Hamilton-Smith
* Boom Operator: John Chandler
* Sound Recordist: Nigel Davis
* Visual Effects by Peter Wragg
* Stunt Arranger: Lee Sheward
* Stunt Players: Ray De-Haan. Sarah Franzl, Paul Heasman, Sy Hollands and Tip Tipping
* Focus Puller: Edward Ames
* Gaffer: John Barker
* Camera Operator: David Bryant
* Grips: Richard Broome and Stuart Godfrey
* Electricians: Ron Herschman and Bob King
* Costume Assistants: Alleyne Kirby Davies (Credited as ***Alleyne Kirby-Davies***) and Lindsay May Sanderson
* Production Coordinator: Pauline McIntosh
* Production Secretaries: Rina Konstantinou and Jan Lock
Andreas Petrides

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**Andreas Petrides** is a director, actor and stunt coordinator, known for 28 Days Later (2002), Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace (1999) and Gladiator (2000).

Andreas, together with colleague Nick Powell, choreographed all the fights in Gladiator, and the Tiger Fight won Best Fight at the first Taurus World Stunt Award in 2001, Andreas also stunt doubled as Commodus in the final fight sequence.

He is the Founder and Chief Instructor of the British Action Academy, the UK's leading Screen Action Training Academy which has trained over 2000 students to date from all over the world since it opened in 2009. The BAA courses include: Stunt training, Screen combat and Firearms For Film. He was also inducted into The Hollywood Stuntmen's Hall Of Fame for his outstanding contribution to the Stunt & Action Industry.
Sparring Partners

## Plot

Cottam pays the price for his officers getting carried away during a mock riot. Meanwhile, a natural steroid that promotes raw aggression has been developed, and the British Boxing Board of Control is worried that a certain trainer may be using it on his boxers. Briggs and Louis masquerade as the manager and trainer of a more athletically built policeman, working undercover at said trainer's gym. However, they are rather more interested in the drug's side effects, which include enhanced sexual prowess and drive... Guest starring Tim Healy.

## Quotes

* ***Dave Briggs:*** Oh yeah, I used to do this sort of thing in my youth.
***Danny Hendry:*** That's more than I've done. I've never even stepped inside a bloody boxing ring.
***Bob Louis:*** You did boxing?
***Dave Briggs:*** Yeah, when I was at school. Doctor made me give it up. Problems with my eyes.
***Danny Hendry:*** What problems, detached retina?
***Bob Louis:*** No, everytime someone hit him, he burst into tears.

## Cast

* Jasper Carrott as Bob Louis
* Robert Powell as Dave Briggs
* George Sewell as Superintendent Cottam
* Gabe Cronnelly as Sparring Partner
* Brian Croucher as Harry Laws
* Gary Delaney as Skipping Boxer
* Tim Healy as Ronnie Goodall
* Eric Mason as Shorty
* Gary Mason as Spitting Boxer
* Nicholas Monu as Danny Hendry
* Stan Nelson as Rioter
* Kate Rhodes as Laws' Secretary
* Leonard Trusty as Barry 'The Bull' Kincade

## Crew

* Directed by Ed Bye
* Written by Steven Knight and Mike Whitehill
* Produced by Ed Bye (Producer) and Nic Phillips (Executive producer)
* Music by Keith Strachan and Matthew Strachan
* Cinematography by Barry Noakes
* Film Editing by Graham Hutchings
* Casting Susie Parriss
* Production Design by Andy Hamilton
* Costume Design by Rebecca Allen
* Makeup Designer: Jenny Sharpe
* Additional Makeup: Sue Ayling and Theresa Kelly
* Production Managers: Barry Read and Steve Springford
* First Assistant Director: Jake Wright
* Second Assistant Director: Dominic Fysh
* Third Assistant Directors: Jim Wilkinson and Diane Wood
* Scenic Construction: Ian Bee and John Drury
* Property Master: Kenny Palmer
* Production Buyer: Bill Richardson
* Sound Recordist: Nigel Davis
* Dubbing Editor: David Hamilton-Smith
* Boom Operator: Dick Philip
* Stunt Coordinator: Nick Powell
* Focus Puller: Edward Ames
* Gaffer: John Barker
* Electricians: Tim Church and Bob King
* Clapper Loader: Saul Gittens
* Grip: Stuart Godfrey
* Camera Operator: Malcolm Vinson
* Costume Assistants: Jan Collins, Alleyne Kirby Davies (Credited as ***Alleyne Kirby-Davies***) and Robin Walker
* Continuity/Production Assistant: Mary Crewe
* Stage Manager: Rina Konstantinou
* Production Secretary: Katie McCann
Magical Forge

The Magical Forge is the main part of magical forging. Magical forging is the process of enhancing rings and equipment to make them more powerful.

## Crafting

It is crafted with four netherite scrap, two netherite ingots, one red wool, and one amethyst shard.

## Enhancing

Enhancing is the action of making an Enhanced item by using Enchanted Ingots.
Private Protection

## Plot

Briggs and Louis have formed an incompetent private detective agency, Sherlock and Holmes.

## Cast

* Jasper Carrott  as Bob Louis
* Robert Powell as David Briggs
* Anna Crilly as Nurse
* Justin Edwards as Kidnapper
* Michael Melia as Football Manager
* Eddie Nestor as Hospital Porter

## The One Jasper Carrot Crew

* Writing team: Jason Hazeley, Joel Morris, Jasper Carrott, Steve Knight (Credited as ***Steven Knight***), Carrie Quinlan, David Spicer, Mike Whitehill and Nick Yapp
* Additional Material: Rob Grant and Doug Naylor
* Director: Geoff Posner
* Producer: Alex Walsh-Taylor
* Executive Producers: Jed Leventhall, Mark Freeland and Geoff Posner
* Associate Producer: Gareth Edwards
* Editors: Jake Bernard and Gary Hewson
* Production Designers: David Hitchcock and Simon Rogers
* Composers: Jakko M. Jakszyk, Jasper Carrott and Tony Iommi

## Notes

1. ↑ Also Host / Presenter of The One Jasper Carrot
Hostage

Watching the match

## Plot

It's F.A. Cup Final day and as Louis and Briggs settle in front of the telly with two crates of lager, another fanatic – of the killing kind – escapes from prison. As a dangerous situation develops the detectives are brought on as substitutes to play their part in a potentially dangerous game... With guest star Michael Melia.

## Cast

* Michael Melia as Brian
* Jasper Carrott as Bob Louis
* Robert Powell as Dave Briggs
* Eileen Way as Old Lady
* Norman Lumsden as Old Man
* George Sewell as Superintendent Cottam
* Stuart Fox as Plain Clothes Officer
* Philip Glenister as Uniformed Officer
* Nick Maloney as Psychiatrist
* John Motson as Football Commentator (voice)
* Patrick Harris and Adam Kotz as Footballers

## Crew

* Directed by Ed Bye
* Written by Steven Knight and Mike Whitehill
* Produced by Ed Bye (Producer), Nic Phillips (Executive Producer) and Paul Smith (Executive Producer)
* Music by Keith Strachan and Matthew Strachan
* Cinematography by Barry Noakes
* Film Editing by Graham Hutchings
* Casting by Susie Parriss
* Production Design by Andy Hamilton
* Costume Design by Rebecca Allen
* Makeup Designer: Jenny Sharpe
* Additional Makeup: Sue Ayling and C.J. Wills
* Production Managers: Barry Read and Steve Springford
* First Assistant Director: Guy Frazer-Jones
* Second Assistant Director: Kerry Waddell
* Scenic Construction: Ian Bee and John Drury
* Property Master: John Dashfield
* Production Buyer: Bill Richardson
* Dubbing Mixers: Nick Berry and David Hamilton-Smith
* Boom Operator: John Chandler
* Sound Recordist: Nigel Davis
* Visual Effects by Peter Wragg
* Stunt Arranger: Lee Sheward
* Stunt Players: Guy List, Tom Lucy and Gary Powell
* Focus Puller: Edward Ames
* Gaffer: John Barker
* Grips: Richard Broome and Stuart Godfrey
* Camera Operator: David Bryant
* Electricians: Ron Herschman and Bob King
* Costume Assistants: Alleyne Kirby Davies (Credited as ***Alleyne Kirby-Davies***) and Lindsay May Sanderson
* Production Coordinator: Pauline McIntosh
* Production Secretaries: Rina Konstantinou and Jan Lock
Peter Wragg

**Peter Wragg** grew up in Slough,Buckinghamshire and though he enjoyed model-making as a child,left school to work in a bank. When his father's business had a contract with AP Films run by puppet show supremo Gerry Anderson, he worked for them as a gofer and then as a production and effects designer on several of Anderson's popular series. Moving over to the BBC he worked on shows such as 'Doctor Who', appearing as an alien in one episode, 'Some Mothers Do Ave 'Em' and, particularly, as the designer of 'Red Dwarf'. He retired in 2000.

His special effects work is often referred to as "Wraggy".

## Episodes Peter Wragg worked on

* What the Butler Saw
* Hostage
* Teed Off
* Acting Constables
* Studs
* Strangers in Paradise
The Paradise Club (Series)

*This entry is about the Series. For details of the nightclub of the same name, visit the entry for The Paradise Club*

***The Paradise Club*** is a BBC television crime drama series, broadcast between 19 September 1989 and 27 November 1990. The series starred Don Henderson and Leslie Grantham as Frank and Danny Kane, siblings who inherit a nightclub from their mother, Ma Kane, a matriarch of a criminal South London gang, after she tragically dies. At the start of the series, Frank is working as a priest but decides to return to London to steer his brother Danny away from crime. The series featured a large supporting cast, with Bruce Dickinson of Iron Maiden notably making an appearance in the episode "Rock and Roll Roulette". A total of 20 episodes were broadcast over the course of 2 series.

Granthem reprised his role as Danny in The Detectives episode Strangers in Paradise.
Bob Louis

Naturally cynical and the voice of reason, Bob is as hopeless as Briggs at flirting with girls, but is better in other ways. For instance Bob can play the guitar, while Briggs can only play Feelings on the mouth-organ. Like Jasper Carrott, he also supports Birmingham City. He likes doing the same things as Briggs (except for eating pilchards). The other police officers call him Twiglet, because he looks like one. While at Police Training College, he swapped his girlfriend for Egghead Evens’s exam answers.

## Notes

1. ↑ In the Canned Carrott sketches, he turned out to be already married, despite rumours to the contrary stating that they could have divorced.

## Sources

1. ↑ Strangers in Paradise
2. ↑ Witness
3. ↑ Collared.
Paddy Stern

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## Episodes Paddy Stern worked on

D.C. of Love, Flash, Art Attack, On Thin Ice, Between a Rock and a Hard Place, Twitchers, Thicker Than Water, The Great Escaper, Fur Coat, No Knickers, Back to Class, Sacked, The Wembley Stadium Mystery, Special Branch, Cardiac Arrest, The Beast of Hackney Marshes, The Curse of the Comanches, Best Man, Mine's A Large One
Nozzer

**Sgt. 'Nozzer' Richardson** is a desk sergeant at West End Central police station. A colleague of Briggs and Louis he turns up periodically in the series. His first episode was in "Rear Window", although in this episode, Nozzer was a dog handler rather than a desk sergeant.

## Episode(s) Nozzer appeared in

* Rear Window
* D.C. of Love
* Sacked
* The Beast of Hackney Marshes
* The Curse of the Comanches
* Best Man