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La Source Magique

***La Source Magique*** le deuxième tome de la saga Malenfer.

## Synopsis

Le jour du Ténérit approche et les pouvoirs magiques de Gabriel ne cessent d'augmenter. Grâce à l'aide de maître Batavius, le sorcier de Gazmoria, il espère être prêt à temps pour affronter Malenfer, la forêt maléfique, avant qu'elle ne détruise la ville de Wallangar. Soutenu par sa petite sur Zoé et ses trois amis Morgane, Ézéchiel et Thomas, le jeune sorcier se prépare au combat sans se douter qu'il devra faire face à un terrible dilemme...
Fix & Foxi (Australian TV Channel)

**Fix & Foxi** is an international children's entertainment brand founded by the German company Your Family Entertainment. Themed around Rolf Kauka's *Fix and Foxi* characters, the name is used to operate television channels in multiple languages around the world.

The Fix & Foxi television channels broadcast children's content, both animated and live-action, from the Your Family Entertainment catalog. There are three distinct feeds: a German feed broadcasting in German and Bulgarian which transmits to German-speaking countries as well as Bulgaria; an Arabian feed broadcasting in Arabic and English which transmits to the Middle East; and a third English language-only feed which has been known to broadcast in Africa and Asia-Pacific. All shows are typically dubbed into the target language of the network, save for Bulgarian which utilizes voice-over translation to transmit the programs in the language.

Much of the programming on the channels is shared with their sister network RiC, known as RiK in Slovakia. RiC has a German feed, a Slovak feed, and an international feed in English.
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Gordon Lester

## Episodes Gordon Lester worked on

* Highland Fling: Part One
* Highland Fling: Part Two
* The Prague Sun
* The Ring
* Second Fiddle
* The Colour of Mary
* 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
* Never Judge a Book by Its Cover
* The Price of Fish
* The Lost Colony
* Fair Exchange
* Day of Reckoning
* Somewhere - Over the Rainbow?
* Double Edged Sword
* Guns and Roses
* The Last of the Uzkoks
* Breaking the Broker
* Fruit of the Desert
* Holding the Baby
* Last Tango in Lavenham
Fly the Flag

## Plot

Facing huge death duties Christian Shotley asks Lovejoy to sell his family's antiques, only for Lovejoy to find they are excellent forgeries made by Christian's father. However when local ladies' man 'Beau' Whittaker discovers a flag dating from the battle of Lexington hidden in the family church, a profitable sale seems likely, but then American air force colonel Fellowes claims the flag as being stolen from his family two hundred years earlier. With the local vicar entering the fray, it is as well that the Shotleys own a priceless set of model soldiers whose sale could ease their worries.

 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|}
미디언 시스템

미디언 시스템(median system)은 싱글렛이 아니지만 멀티플처럼 모든 시스템 멤버들이 완전히 구별되지 않는 모든 시스템들을 가리키는 용어이다.

### 미디언 시스템의 하위 종류

다음의 모든 용어들은 Fallen Hearts Galaxy가 만들었다.

* 퍼레이시안(Parasian): 싱글렛-미디언-멀티플 스펙트럼에서 싱글렛에 더 가까운 미디언들.
* 메소시안(Mesosian): 앞서 말한 스펙트럼에서 가운데 근처에 있는 미디언들.
* 다이버시안(Diversian): 앞서 말한 스펙트럼에서 멀티플에 가까운 미디언들.
* 오비탈(Orbital): 코어(core)가 있는 미디언들.
* 웹드(Webbed): 코어(core)가 없는 미디언들.

### 출처

https://multiplicity.fandom.com/wiki/Median\_System#cite\_note-6

https://fallenheartsgalaxy.tumblr.com/post/616766386068488193/new-terms-mega-post
Marilyn Johnson

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**Marilyn Elizabeth Florence Johnson** was a British TV casting director

Marilyn was born in Oxford, the daughter of William Johnson, a London department store manager, and Evelyn (nee Patterson). The family moved around and, on leaving Wesley college, Dublin, Johnson took secretarial jobs in London before working as a receptionist at the advertising agency Saatchi & Saatchi, where she gained experience on commercials with the casting director Allan Foenander.

He encouraged her to turn freelance and she eventually moved from commercials – where she worked with the director Ridley Scott – to films and television programmes, starting with the 1971 Children’s Film Foundation production Danger Point!, with a cast that included Hattie Jacques.

Her breakthrough came when she had the chance to work on the last two series (1976 and 1978) of The Sweeney, as well as its two spin-off films (1977 and 1978). For almost 40 years, her credit was a familiar one, appearing at the end of nearly 100 different TV movies or series.

Johnson had crucial casting jobs on programmes at their inception, including dramas such as Boon (1986), featuring Michael Elphick as a firefighter-turned-courier, minder and private investigator; 99-1 (1994), a post-EastEnders vehicle for Leslie Grantham; Murphy’s Law (2003), with James Nesbitt as a maverick detective; and Diamond Geezer (2005), starring Jason. She also worked on the romantic sitcom As Time Goes By (1992), with Judi Dench and Geoffrey Palmer, and the comedy-dramas Micawber (2001), again with Jason, and Honest (2008), starring Amanda Redman.

Johnson was also adept at finding supporting cast for established series, such as Van der Valk (the 1977 and 1992 runs), Inspector Morse (between 1989 and 2000), Lovejoy (in 1991-92) and Stay Lucky (in 1993), and she worked on several feature films: The Bitch (1979), McVicar (1980), in which her casting included the future Bill and EastEnders star Billy Murray as Joey Davis, who hides the famed armed robber after his escape from prison, and 84 Charing Cross Road (1987).

When TV producers and directors had ideas of filling roles with actors they had previously used, Johnson would sometimes steer them in a new direction, which both saved viewers from seeing the same old faces and gave opportunities to up-and-coming performers.

Her friends and colleagues described her as fun to be around and she is remembered as being positive in the most testing circumstances – and for her commitment to finding the right artists. When a 1995 Touch of Frost story featured young people with Down’s syndrome, she not only drove hundreds of miles to meet many in theatre companies for those with disabilities, but also insisted that donations should be made to the groups.

In 2002, Johnson married Ahmed Sanna, a restaurateur, who died in 2012. She is survived by her partner, Eric Burden.

## Sources

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2018/aug/22/marilyn-johnson-obituary
Senjata

Halaman ini adalah daftar **Senjata** yang terdapat di Sausage Man.

## Pistol

* P1911
* P18C
* P92
* R1895

## Assault Rifle

* AK-12
* M16A4
* QBZ
* AUG
* Groza
* SCAR-L
* M416

## Sniper Rifle

* M24
* AWM
* Kar98

## Marksman Rifle

* SLR
* Mini14
* SKS
* MK14
* VSS

## Submachine Gun

* P90
* Kriss Vector
* UZI
* TommyGun
* UMP9

## Machine Gun

* M249
* DP-28
* Gatling

## Shotgun

* KSG
* S12K
* S686
* S1897

## Energy Weapon

* AEMG
* AEG

## Special Weapon

* RPG
* Explosive Bow
* Excalibur Sword

## Melee Weapon

* Baseball Bat
* Little Fork
* Saucepan
* Plunger
* Magic Wand
Alvin Carpi

**Alvin Joseph Carpi** is an American Emmy winning director and producer. He is best known for being one of the showrunners of Attack on Titan.

David Benioff was given the *Attack on Titan* manga as a gift and became a big fan of the books. In february 2009, he and his College friends, Carol Pond, Brad Raskop and Derek Ieris, decided to take on the challenge of adapting the manga into a live-action TV series. They met with a few networks who all declined the project, until meeting the president of MNC, who agreed to finance two pilot episodes. After MNC aproved the pilot, Carpi, as well as Pond, Raskop and Ieris, got appointed executive producer and showrunner of the project.

On *Attack on Titan* Carpi works as executive producer, showrunner. Together with Carol Pond he has directed the majority of the episodes of the series so far.

Carpi, Raskop, Pond and Ieris won the Outstanding Cinematography for a Single-Camera Series Emmy Award in 2015, 2017, 2021 and 2022 for [episodes]

Speaking with *Variety* in April 2016, Carpi said that his favorite character is Ymir - some fans (even from the books) hated her because they felt she started out as a brat, but Carpi enjoyed her character growth and inner strength as the story progresses.

## Credits

### Executive producer/showrunner

* *Attack on Titan*: Season 1
* *Attack on Titan*: Season 2
* *Attack on Titan*: Season 3
* *Attack on Titan*: The Final Season

### Director

**Season 1**

**Season 2**

**Season 3**

**The Final Season**

## Other credits

### Bibliography

* *The 25th Hour* (2002)
* *When the Nines Roll Over (and Other Stories)* (2004)
* *City of Thieves* (2008)

1. ↑ [1]
Roger James Ferrin

**Roger James Ferrin**, also known as **Roger Edwin Ferrin**, and usually credited as **Roger Ferrin**, is a graphic designer.

Roger trained at Sidcup School of Art in the late 1950’s and joined the BBC Graphic Design Department in 1963. During his thirty-two years with the Corporation he worked on Documentary Features, Drama, Music and Art and Children’s programmes, designing many high profile title sequences including; The Old Grey Whistle Test, Lovejoy, Big Deal and the House of Elliot.

Throughout his working life he painted at every opportunity and exhibited at the Grafton Gallery, Mayfair and Liberty’s in the West End, and more recently has been exhibiting and selling at the Mall Gallery in London.

On retirement from the BBC, he began to paint full time and has exhibited at The Hawker Gallery in Amersham and at the Mall Galleries in London.

## Sources

1. ↑ https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0274846
2. ↑ https://thegalleryholt.com/product-tag/roger-ferrin/
3. ↑ https://www.mallgalleries.org.uk/artist/roger-ferrin-roi
The Real Thing/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
* Ray Lonnen as Palmer
* Donald Hewlett as Harry
* Jenny Runacre as Sandra
* Leslie French as Cuthie
* Geoffrey Bateman as Dandy Jack
* Jennifer Clulow as Presenter
* Tony Wredden as Pierre
* Diana Blackburn as Sarah
* Cherry Morris as Louise
* Peter Mackriel(Credited as ***Peter MacKriel***) as Jimmy
* Forbes Collins as Morgan
* Brian Goodfellow as Dave
* Stephen Garlick as Shop Assistant

## Crew

* Directed by Roger Tucker
* Created for Television by Ian La Frenais, based on the Lovejoy books by Jonathan Gash
* Written by Francis Megahy
* Produced by Robert Banks Stewart (Producer) and Allan McKeown (]] (Executive producer: for Witzend/Tamariska Productions))
* Music by Denis King
* Cinematography by Paul Wheeler
* Film Editing by Peter Harris
* Production Design by Tony Snoaden
* Costume Design by Pat Godfrey
* Makeup Designer: Suzan Broad
* Production Manager: Alan Wareing
* Dubbing Mixer: John Hale
* Film Recordist: Simon Wilson
* Camera Operator: John Daly
* Assistant Camera: Stuart Quin
* Location Manager: Jim Capper
* Assistant Floor Managers: Chris Ballantyne and Jonathan Hewlett
* Title Sequence by Roger James Ferrin (Credited as ***Roger Ferrin***)
* Production Associate: Jeremy Gwilt
* Production Assistant: Joan Marine (Credited as ***Joan Marine Doig***)
Bin Diving

## Plot

Lovejoy visits Lady Jane's friend, widow Mrs Jaglom, to value her antiques but is hauled in by the police when she is burgled. Meanwhile Eric's habit of 'bin diving', looking through garbage bins to find discarded valuables, sets him on a collision course with irate dust-bin men led by Brian Nunn who see it as their right to have first refusal. When Brian sells Lovejoy items stolen from Mrs Jaglom he would appear to be one of the burglars, though he ultimately proves himself to be a useful ally in helping Lovejoy catch the real culprits.

## Quotes

* **Lovejoy:** Are you arresting me or what?
\***DS Graham Bentley:** I think right now it falls into the or what category?
* **Lovejoy:** (to Brian) Do you give a discount for dust?
* **DS Graham Bentley:** I'm determined to nick you, Lovejoy.
**Lovejoy:** (Casually) I'm big on people with principles.

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
Victoria Cavero

**Victoria Cavero** is the widow of a South American politico, who was investigating a group of corrupt bankers, possibly headed by Alfredo Pereira,

Victoria asked Lovejoy to sell an Inca ring for her, only fore it to be demanded as a ranson, when Lady Jane is kidnapped in mistake for Victoria.

After spending a weekend with Lovejoy, Victoria goes to an antiques fair with Lovejoy, where he picks up a set of paintings by famous artist Lionel Beckwith for a mere twelve pounds, which the artist later claims are forgeries.

Victoria subsequently returned to Peru, after declining Lovejoy's offer of Marriage.

## Sources

1. ↑ Friends in High Places
2. ↑ Out to Lunch
3. ↑ No Strings
The Price of Fish

## Plot

When Lovejoy accompanies Charlotte to the Victorian estate of her friend Hattie Horsham in Suffolk, he learns that Hattie's family, her father and 93 year old grandmother are broke. They had to sell the estate to the local historical society for tourism, and although they're allowed to live in the manor house, their financial fortunes are at a low ebb. After fending off the advances of another one of Charlotte's friends, he sets out to auction off the giant mounted pike that Hattie's grandmother caught in 1917 with a provenance that includes Isadora Duncan. Meanwhile at the Felsham Manor, Tink is handed an eviction notice by Gimbert, who secretly wants to turn Felsham Manor into a health spa.

## Trivia

* While at a health spa, Tink seduces a female employee with smuggled in food and alcohol. James Bond did the same thing in both Thunderball (1965) and Never Say Never Again (1983).

## Quotes

* **Mabel Horsham**: In life you have to seize the moment, Lovejoy. Death doesn't wait for the time.
* **Beth Taylor:** You see, what you don't understand about women, Lovejoy, is that we assume men are insincere until they're proven otherwise. For men though it's the other way around.
* **Lovejoy:** As much sympathy that I have with the plight of the homeless, I have no intention of experiencing it firsthand.
The Napoleonic Commode

## Plot

While Lovejoy is house-sitting for his cockney friend and fellow antiques dealer Freedy the Phone, the local sheriff dispatches the bailiff, who assumes that Lovejoy is Freddie. As Lovejoy has always lived below the legal radar, he has no paper work to prove that his inventory or car is his, so they are confiscated and sold at auction. Lady Jane, Tink, and Eric worry that their friend seems to accept the situation without a fight. However, when he comes across a piece that is represented as Napoleon's commode from St. Helena, Lovejoy becomes reinvigorated.

## Quotes

* **Bernard:** We've had some real dingbats in here. You've heard about the stuffed wolf, haven't you?
**Eric Catchpole:** Stuffed wolf?
**Bernard:** A couple of months ago an old geezer brought this stuffed wolf in with him - about four foot high.
**Eric Catchpole:** The geezer?
**Bernard:** No, the wolf. He put it in the corner of his room and the central heating dried it out so much the skin split open, and guess what there was inside?
**Tinker Dill:** Little Red Riding Hood?
* **Tinker Dill:** Few people can resist a pit bull tax collector when he has his teeth firmly embedded in your bottom.

## Connections

### References

* Casablanca (1942): Jane uses the "Play it again, Sam" line.

## Soundtrack Credits

* The Marseillaise (uncredited)
Music by Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle
* Oh, What a Beautiful Morning from "Oklahoma" (uncredited)
Music by Richard Rodgers
Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II
* The Shadow of Your Smile from "The Sandpiper" (uncredited)
Music by Johnny Mandel
Lyrics by Paul Francis Webster

 **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|}
Owen Joyner

**Owen Patrick Joyner** (born July 19, 1998) is an American actor, he plays Armin Arlelt in Attack on Titan.

## Carreer

Joyner began acting on stage at a young age and landed his first television project: Nickelodeon's "100 Things To Do Before High School" as Christian 'Crispo' Powers. "100 Things To Do Before High School" was created and produced by Scott Fellows. Owen has appeared in hit shows like the "Thundermans", "It's On" (pilot). "Nickelodeon's Ho Ho Holiday" and the feature film "The Veil" directed by Jeff Goldberg. Owen's project preceding "Julie and the phantoms" was Nickelodeon's "Knight Squad" were Owen plays the lead role of Arc, the head of his four-member team navigating their way through Knight School. "Knight Squad" was created by Sean William Cunningham, Marc Dworkin and directed by Trevor Kirschner.

## Attack on Titan

Owen was first cast to portray the pre-teen Armin, during Humanity's Comeback Arc. He was set to play Armin during his time at the Training Camp, and an older actor was supposed to play the regular part of the character later in the season. He filmed the 3rd episode of the series with the rest of the cast during a week in March 2010.

The time for post-production and the reply of the network for approving the series took longer than planned, so the cast who were protraying the characters during their training looked old enough to coninue playing their part when the season 1 filming continued. Owen was then part of the main cast of the series, and remained so all through the series.
Diane Parish

**Diane Parish** is an English actress. Born in Chelsea, London and a graduate of the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, Parish has appeared on British television for over two decades. She has appeared in a number of TV shows over the years, including the ITV dramas *The Bill* and *M.I.T.: Murder Investigation Team* playing Detective Eva Sharpe. She is perhaps best known for her two roles in BBC One soap opera *EastEnders*. For a few episodes in 1998, she played singer Lola Christie. Since 2006 Parish has portrayed the character Denise Fox. She is also known for appearing in two series of the BBC One comedy-drama *Lovejoy* (1993–1994).

## Career

After graduating from London's Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, she worked mainly in theatre, including playing Cordelia in Talawa Theatre Company's 1994 production of *King Lear*.

Parish has appeared in various television roles. In *Lovejoy*, she played Beth Taylor, the replacement for the character Eric Catchpole. Another television role was as Lola Christie, girlfriend of Mick McFarlane, the manager of the *EastEnders* night cafe, in 1998.

Parish has also appeared in television dramas including *The Bill* and its spin-off *M.I.T.: Murder Investigation Team*, playing DC Eva Sharpe. Before *The Bill* she starred in *Babyfather,* for which she received the Royal Television Society's best actress award in 2001 – the first black actor to win a major RTS award. Parish returned to *EastEnders* in May 2006, but this time playing regular character Denise Fox. She departed from the soap opera temporarily in January 2008 in order to give birth to her daughter, returning in June 2008. Parish also appeared as Millie in the 1996 film *Indian Summer* (also released under the title *Alive And Kicking*).

## Episodes Diane Parish worked on

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, Never Judge a Book by Its Cover, The Price of Fish, The Lost Colony, Fair Exchange, Day of Reckoning, SomewhereOver the Rainbow?, Double Edged Sword, The Last of the Uzkoks, Breaking the Broker, Holding the Baby, Last Tango in Lavenham
Chris Jury

**Chris Jury** is an English actor, writer and director with a range of television credits. He is best known for his role as Eric Catchpole in the BBC television series *Lovejoy*, which he played between 1986 (series 1) and 1993 (series 5), with a brief return in 1994 (series 6), for the show's finale.

Jury studied Drama/English at Hull University and began working as an actor in the theatre with such names as Mike Bradwell, Danny Boyle and Anthony Minghella, and with companies as diverse as Hull Truck, the Bush and Stratford East.

Having made his name in *Lovejoy*, Jury was a strong contender to play the Seventh Doctor in *Doctor Who* in 1987, a role which was ultimately cast with Sylvester McCoy. A year later, Jury appeared as a guest star in the story *The Greatest Show in the Galaxy*.

Through his own company, Picture That, he produced and directed *To Baldly Go*, a short romantic comedy which was sold to Channel 4 in the UK, and also secured an international distribution contract, selling to numerous TV stations throughout Europe and the USA. After a brief spell working in drama script development at BBC Pebble Mill, in Birmingham, he made two more short films for Picture That: *Poppy's Present*, which he produced and directed, and *Puke Fiction (The Vomit Trilogy)*, which he wrote and directed.

*Puke Fiction*, was shown in competition at the Ritzy Cinema in Brixton and won the Electric Pavilion Award, for Best Film, awarded by the Halloween Society. It was also chosen for a screening at the ICA as part of the 'Uncut' season of short films and was also shown in the 'British Shorts' section of the Manchester Film Festival and the Big Fix Festival in Birmingham.

His broadcast directing credits include *Dream Team*, *Coronation Street*, *Crossroads*, *Family Affairs* and over 40 episodes of *EastEnders*. His writing credits include, *The Dig*, a two act comedy for the Cambridge Theatre Company, *Mancini’s Empire*, *One Inch of Heaven*, *Roeg’s Rage*, *Wired*, plus numerous episodes of *The Bill* and *The Doctors*, *Casualty* and *Holby City*. He also appeared as teacher Mr Knowles in *Grange Hill*. In 2006 he moved into writing feature films including *Human Resources*.

He has lectured on scriptwriting and Film & TV production at the University Of West London, Leeds Metropolitan University, Bath Spa University, Ruskin College Oxford, University Of The Creative Arts. In 2015 Chris was reported for swearing at a student at Bath Spa which led to him being fired. He is currently Creative Director of Public Domain Arts & Media.

He writes for the *Morning Star*, and the websites Counterfire and Culture Matters. He has been a member of Equity, the Directors Guild of Great Britain (DGGB), Directors UK, University and College Union (UCU) and the Writers' Guild (WGGB). He was founding Chair of the Midlands TUC Creative & Leisure Industries Committee retiring in 2018. Before retiring he had been a member of the National Exec and Chair of the TV Committee of the DGGB, Branch Chair and South West Regional Executive Communications Officer of UCU, and a member of the TV Committee of the WGGB.
The Black Virgin of Vladimir

## Plot

Lovejoy concocts a sting with rich American widow Cassandra Lynch and wealthy Japanese businessman Toshiro Tanaka to recover the money of which con man/antiques dealer Harry Catapodis defrauded them with dodgy antiques with concocted provenance and outright forgeries. Utilizing a skilled French art forger and a Cockney conman who affects the appearance of an Orthodox Jew, Lovejoy convinces Catapodis that a priceless Catherine the Great icon can be had for 'only' three million dollars.

## Trivia

* Two years earlier in 1989, Ian McShane and Linda Evans portrayed Don Lockwood and Sue Ellen Ewing, husband and wife on the American nighttime soap opera Dallas.
* This episode and the preceding one,Riding in Rollers, are sometimes shown as a single 105-minute episode Black Virgin of Vladimir.

## Quotes

* **Lovejoy:** (as Marcelis fussing with his thinning hair) Pull yourself together, Marcel, your hair's too far gone even for an act of God.
* **Lovejoy:** (to Miki) Quit that Seven Samurai stuff or I'm off the case!
Who Is the Fairest of Them All?

## Plot

The teacher and one particular young student from a ballet school find an antique mirror used for exercises to be very sinister and intimidating. Lovejoy is asked to sell it and get them a more conventional mirror which he does with the help of former alcoholic mirror restorer Roderick Frew. To his sorrow, the problem that Jane Felsham is that her estranged husband is broke and their entire estate is in receivership and will be sacrificed to the creditors. This panics both Tink and Eric, who have always found comfort and security in her employ and now have to worry about their own futures.

## Trivia

* Lady Jane's (Phyllis Logan) last appearance in the series.

## Quotes

* **Tinker Dill:** (Obseving Eric peering in through the window of a ballet class) You can get arrested for that, you know
**Eric Catchpole:** (Turning around and seeing Tink going through piroughettes and other ballet moves) You can get arrested for that and all.
Zoé

**Zoé** est un des personnages principaux de Malenfer.

## Histoire

**Zoé** n'a pas vraiment de parents. Elle est née en Terre Magique. **Zoé** prend Max et Magali pour ses parents. **Zoé** et son grand frère Gabriel découvrent que Max et Magali n'étaient pas leurs parents. Depuis **Zoé** et son frère sont repartis sur les Terres Magiques.

## Personnalité

**Zoé** est une jeune fille très gentille et très intelligente, mais elle a aussi un peu agaçante, surtout lorsqu'elle réprimande et reprend son grand frère, Gabriel. **Zoé** est aussi une jeune fille très empathique et compréhensive, ce qui fait qu'elle se fait facilement des amis. Le seul problème, c'est que plusieurs personnes la croient folle et lui compliquent beaucoup la vie.

## Apparence

Elle a les cheveux blonds et les yeux bleus. Sa taille est normale et elle mince. Elle porte des tenues qui varies en fonction du livre que l'on lit. Mais, ce qui est sûr, c'est qu'elle a, pour la plupart du temps, les cheveux détachés.

## Pouvoirs

**Zoé** possède des pouvoirs magiques très puissants. Ses pouvoirs se sont manifestés bien avant ceux de son frère, Gabriel. **Zoé** est une diseuse très puissante.
Richard Everitt

**Richard Everitt** was a British television producer and occasional director. He produced TV programmes from 1963 to 1991.

## Episodes Richard Everitt worked on

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

**Chris Ballantyne** is a producer and director.

## Episodes Chris Ballantyne worked on

### As Assistant Floor Manager

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

### As Production Manager (Credited as Christopher Ballatyne)

The Napoleonic Commode, The Galloping Major, Taking the Pledge, Lovejoy Loses It
They Call Me Midas

## Plot

Jim Leonard, Lovejoy's old mentor,asks for his help in a plot to sting greedy Dutch art dealer Hans Koopman, who once cheated Jim's wife's Judy's late father. At a weekend house party where Tinker poses as a lord, and Eric as a gentleman farmer, they persuade Koopman to buy a fake Klimt painting in exchange for a parcel of diamonds but on Monday morning Lovejoy discovers that Koopman is not the only person whom the Leonards have deceived.

## Trivia

* Richard Griffiths and Joe Duttine appeared together in Pie in the Sky.

## Quotes

* **Lovejoy:** Trust me.
**Tinker Dill:** Those two words have preceded some of the worst experiences of my life, 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 Firefly Cage/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
* Kim Thomson as Nicola Paige
* Ronald Fraser as Drummer
* Sarah Lawson as Mrs. Hepplestone
* Frank Mills as Mr. Catchpole
* Cassie Stuart as Amanda
* Denys Graham as Bigelow
* Pavel Douglas as Lord Alexander Felsham
* Jan Wilson as Mrs. Cameron
* Ben Howard as Mr. Devlin
* Jeff Hall as Ossie
* Barry Jackson as Inspector Maslow
* John Scholes as Sgt Drabble
* Anthony Jackson as Brian
* Geoffrey Bateman as Dandy Jack
* Keith Marsh as Auctioneer
* Mike Brown as Coastguard

## Crew

* Directed by David Reynolds
* Created for Television by Ian La Frenais, based on the Lovejoy books by Jonathan Gash
* Written by Ian La Frenais
* Produced by Robert Banks Stewart (Producer) and Allan McKeown (Executive Producer: Witzend/Tamariska Productions)
* Music by Denis King
* Cinematography by Ian Punter
* Film Editing by Ian Farr
* Production Design by Gary Pritchard
* Costume Design by Andrew Duckett and Pat Godfrey
* Makeup Designer: Suzan Broad
* Production Manager: Jeremy Woolf
* Properties Buyer: Barbara Spiller
* Film Recordist: Martyn Clift
* Dubbing Mixer: Michael Horwood
* Visual Effects by David P. Barton (Credited as ***Dave Barton***)
* Stunt Arranger: Gareth Milne
* Gaffer: Brian Beaumont
* Assistant Camera: Stuart Quin
* Location Manager: Elizabeth Bruce
* Assistant Floor Manager: Chris Ballantyne
* Title Sequence by Roger James Ferrin (Credited as ***Roger Ferrin***)
* Production Associate: Jeremy Gwilt
* Production Assistant: Juley Harding
* Assistant Floor Manager: Alison Symington
Riding in Rollers

## Plot

Lovejoy meets another antique dealer, the affable Harry Catopodis, at a dinner party hosted by a rich, beautiful American widow, Cassandra Lynch, whose late husband had been sold a number of valuable objets d'art by Catapodis. He confides in Lovejoy that he is in the process of selling a rich Japanese businessman the tea bowl used by the Emporer Hirohito just before resigning his divinity at the end of World War II. Lovejoy proves the bowl to be a fake, and also that a Canaletto and other items sold by Catapodis to Cassandra's husband are forgeries. They all vow to revenge themselves on Catapodis using a priceless 9 million dollar icon once owned by Catherine the Great as bait.

## Trivia

* Two years earlier in 1989, Ian McShane and Linda Evans portrayed Don Lockwood and Sue Ellen Ewing, husband and wife on the American nighttime soap opera Dallas.
* This episode and the following one, The Black Virgin of Vladimir, are sometimes shown as a single 105-minute episode Black Virgin of Vladimir.

## Quotes

* **Harry Catapodis:** What I could do with a half million pounds right now!
**Lovejoy:** I know the feeling.
* **Lovejoy:** Have I ever let you down before?
**Cyril Catchpole:** Yes!
**Lovejoy:** That was then. This is now!

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
No Strings/Credits

## Cast

* Ian McShane as Lovejoy
* Phyllis Logan as Lady Jane Felsham
* Dudley Sutton as Tinker Dill
* Chris Jury as Eric Catchpole
* Joanna Lumley as Victoria Cavero
* Liam O'Maonlai, Fiachna Ó Braonáin, Peter O'Toole, Leo Barnes and Jerry Fehily as Hothouse Flowers
* Stephen Moore as Ray Morgan
* Niall O'Brien as Declan Grady
* Brenda Cavendish as Frances Morgan
* Peter Stockbridge as Jack Stallabrass
* Bev Willis as David Olliphant
* Dave Atkins as Foskett
* Peter Barnes as Chandler
* Richard Derrington as Pearce
* Madeleine Moffat, Mary Drew Robinson and Fiona Hibbert as Nuns
* Ralph G. Morse as Folk Singer

## Crew

* Directed by Peter Barber-Fleming
* Created by Ian La Frenais, from the books by Jonathan Gash
* Written by Douglas Watkinson
* Produced by Tony Charles (Executive Producer: for Witzend), Emma Hayter (Producer) and Allan McKeown (Executive Producer: for Witzend)
* Music by Denis King
* Cinematography by Colin Case and Jim Fyans
* Film Editing by Phil Southby
* Post Production Coordinator: Bev Pope
* Production Design by Nick Somerville
* Costume Design by Dorinda Rea
* Makeup Designer: Gillian Thomas
* Production Manager: Cliff Pinnock
* Construction Manager: Geoff Peckham
* Properties Buyer: Malcolm Rougvie
* Graphic Designer: Andrew Smee
* Dubbing Editor: Anthony Combes
* Film Sound: Adrian Jacques and Patrick Quirke
* Dubbing Mixer: Pip Norton and Lee Taylor
* Grips: James Grimes (Credited as ***Jimmy Grimes***)
* Gaffer: Dennis Kettle
* Casting Adviser: Marilyn Johnson
* Location Manager: Kim Gutteridge
* Continuity: Caryn Langrick
* Programme Budget Assistants: Kathy Ewings and Paul Goodliffe
* Assistant Floor Managers: Matthew Patnick and Tim Riddington
* Production Associate: Tony Redston
Anthony Combes

**Anthony Combes** is a film and TV Editor.

Educated at the University of Westminster from 1980 to 1983, he was awarded a First Class BA Hons in Film and TV. After 10 years working for the BBC, Anthony became a self employed Film editor in January 2000.

## Episodes on which Anthony Combes worked

### As Dubbing Editor

Friends in High Places, Out to Lunch, No Strings, Angel Trousers, Benin Bronze, Eric of Arabia, Scotch on the Rocks, Loveknots, Smoke Your Nose, Kids, Members Only

### As Editor

Raise the Hispanic, Fly the Flag, Judgement of Solomon, God Helps Those, Dainty Dish, Pig in a Poke, Who Is the Fairest of Them All?, Ducking and Diving, Stones of Destiny, The Peking Gun, Swings and Roundabouts, The Lost Colony, Fair Exchange, Day of Reckoning, The Last of the Uzkoks, Fruit of the Desert, Last Tango in Lavenham

## Sources

1. ↑ Linkedin
2. ↑ IMDB entry nm0173605
Riding in Rollers/Credits

* 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
* Eiji Kusuhara as Miki Watanabe
* Frank Duncan as Winkley
* Hepburn Graham as Simon
* John Horsley as Farley
* Paddy Joyce as Miles
* David Gooderson as Cyril Catchpole
* Auriol Goldingham as Debbie
* Rie Yanagisawa as Japanese Waitress

## Crew

* Directed by Francis Megahy
* Created by Ian La Frenais, from the books by Jonathan Gash
* Written by Terry Hodgkinson
* [[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 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
* Assistant Floor Manager: Tim Bradley
* Production Assistant: Carol Gardner
* Assistant Floor Manager: Nick Jones
* Finance Assistants: Marian Lacey and Lesley Smith
Somewhere - Over the Rainbow?

## Plot

Tinker shows signs of depression, and after Lovejoy bawls him out for an incorrect appraisal, he disappears without a word. Although he finds his caravan empty, Lovejoy discovers a cache of old family photographs and postcards from a vacation resort in Devon. On a hunch he goes there and finds Tinker has sold his trademark checkered three piece suit and black beret and is living in his sister's hotel. After Lovejoy apologizes for his behavior, Tinker reveals that he's not going to leave without trying to help his older sister. she and her wheelchair-bound husband own a beautiful hotel on Burgh Island but are financially strapped and in danger of losing the property to a developer. In its glory days the lodging played host to celebrities like Mrs. Wallis Simpson, Noel Coward, and Agatha Christie, but currently is hosting a convention for model train enthusiasts. The key to saving the hotel and getting Tink back is discovering the location of the legendary treasure trove of a notorious smuggler hidden centuries earlier.

## Trivia

* The Art Deco Hotel shown on Burgh Island was also featured in Agatha Christie's Poirot episode "Evil Under the Sun".
* Tinker's full name is revealed: Archibald Bertram de Vere Dill.
* Lovejoy is shown arriving at a railway station called Bigbury-on-Sea. This is artistic license - Bigbury-on-Sea has never had a railway station: the nearest railway station (which closed in 1963) was at Kingsbridge, about 10 miles away by road.
* The hotel used on Burgh Island is a working hotel which adheres almost completely to the Art Deco style of decor; all furniture, fixtures and fittings are genuine late 1920s/early 1930s and many guests dress up in the clothes of the era when staying there. The island is tidal and gets cut off from the mainland twice a day.

## Goofs

### Continuity

* As the #53 Leyland bus pulls up at the bus stop it has the registration plate YBH210S. As Beth steps aboard, it has the registration plate E87KGV.
Ray Wingrove

## Episodes linked to Ray Wingrove

### As Editor

Friends, Romans and Enemies, To Sleep No More, The March of Time, Death and Venice: Part One, Death and Venice: Part Two, Just Desserts, Bin Diving, Who Dares, Sings

### As Chief Film Editor

The Italian Venus, Montezuma's Revenge, One Born Every Minute, National Wealth, Sugar & Spice, Raise the Hispanic, Lily's Pearls, Riding in Rollers, The Black Virgin of Vladimir
Holding the Baby

## Plot

Lovejoy buys a tatty kitchen cabinet for a song, knowing that, after restoration, it is a valuable antique dresser but the owners con Beth into parting with it. After her mother hypnotizes her, Beth recalls who took it and the trail leads to shady dealer Oliver Jeffries. By coincidence, Charlotte, who is minding a friend's baby, is accidentally locked in Jeffries' shop overnight. Lovejoy regains his property but is not pleased to receive a visit from the tax man.

## Trivia

* The baby in this episode is called Harry. Ian McShane's father was Harry McShane who played football for Manchester United in the 1950's

## Quotes

* **Tinker Dill:** If only the moon were made of green cheese, then rockets would be shaped like fondue forks.
* **Charlotte Cavendish:** (to Lovejoy) I wouldn't trust you with a stuffed gerbil, let alone a baby.
They Call Me Midas/Credits

## Cast

* Ian McShane as Lovejoy
* Phyllis Logan as Lady Jane Felsham
* Dudley Sutton as Tinker Dill
* Chris Jury as Eric Catchpole
* Richard Griffiths as Hans Koopman
* Dinsdale Landen as Jim Leonard
* Annie Lambert as Judy Leonard
* Joe Duttine as Ron Nokes
* Lucinda Fisher as Samantha
* Jennifer Gibson as Charlotte
* Bob Goody as Warren
* Patrick Murray as Dave the Dealer

## 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), Allan McKeown (Executive producer: for WitzEnd) and Tony Redston (Associate producer)
* Music by Denis King
* Cinematography by Colin Case and Paul Perryment
* Film Editing by Frances Mclean (Credited as ***Fran McLean***)
* Post-Production Coordinator: Jeanne Hurley
* Casting by Di Carling and Jill Trevellick
* Production Design by Francis Boyle and Tom Yardley-Jones
* Costume Design by Dorinda Rea
* Makeup Designer: Gillian Thomas
* Production Manager: Ian D. Tootle
* First Assistant Director: Chris Ballantyne
* First Assistant: Cliff Pinnock
* Design Assistant: Sue Ferguson (Credited as ***Susan Ferguson***)
* Properties Buyer: Malcolm Rougvie
* Dubbing Mixers: Chris Graver and Richard West
* Film Sound: Gordon Lester and Barrie Tharby
* Gaffer: Pat Deveney
* Grips: Steve Phillips
* Location Manager: Julie Edwards
* Continuity: Christine Mellor
* Assistant Floor Manager: Emma Evans
* Programme Budget Assistant: Kathy Ewings
* Assistant Floor Manager: Jackie Goldney
* Production Operatives Supervisor: George Griffiths
* Researcher: Penny Norman
* Programme Budget Assistant: Jackie O'Sullivan
* Production Secretary: Jane Palmer
The Last of the Uzkoks

## Plot

Lord Dunham, a Lovejoy client, has consigned a centuries old Greek Orthodox artophorian for auction. It is part of a priceless communion set from an infamous clergyman who was later excommunicated. When other claimants appear and claim the artophorion as theirs, Charlotte hires Lovejoy to uncover its provenance. Everyone suspects it was stolen from Greece, but no one can prove where it came from including an ouzo-swilling Greek priest, an enigmatic Dutchman, and a ubiquitous Albanian woman who claims to be descended from the Uzkok pirates who terrified the Adriatic centuries before. As a sidebar, Lord Dunham's wife is obsessed with acquiring a full set of sketches of a village near her estate that was covered by the sea years before.

## Trivia

* John Bardon plays Charlie Gimbert's Father. In real life he was a year younger than Malcolm Tierney, who played Charlie.

## Crazy Credits

* **Introductory caption and voiceover:** *"In the late Middle Ages a tribe of Christian pirates, known as the Uzkoks, roamed the Adriatic. In 1680, at the height of the wars between Islam and Christianity, their priest fashioned a valuable communion set out of looted silver. Seven years later his church was destroyed by floods, but the priest and his treasure were never found. Ever since then the Uzkoks and their enemies have scoured the world, searching for the lost treasure."*

## Quotes

* **Lovejoy:** Have I annoyed you in some way?
**Charlotte Cavendish:** (Clearly frustrated) I want to make it absolutely plain to you, Lovejoy, that you do not annoy me, and that is what is so completely infuriating.
* **Walter Gimbert:** Of course, the best form of security is a carefully contrived appearance of neglect.
**Lara Iskander:** (Sarcastically as she brushes dust off his shoulder) Then you must be a very safe man.
Who Dares, Sings/Credits

## Cast

* Ian McShane as Lovejoy
* Phyllis Logan as Lady Jane Felsham
* Dudley Sutton as Tinker Dill
* Chris Jury as Eric Catchpole
* John Wells as Linden Walker
* Eleanor Summerfield as May Walker
* Peter Armitage as George Palmer
* Corrine Ransome (Credited as ***Corrine Ransom***) as Angela Moxon
* Robert Austin as Bruce Wayne
* Lee Whitlock as Constable
* Trevor Cooper as Sergeant
* David McAlister as Geoffrey Gooch
* Gillian Bailey (Credited as ***Gillian Bush Bailey***) as Andrea Gooch
* Eric Deacon as Det. Insp. Hardwick
* Bill Thomas as Justin Small
* James Smith as Charles Bullivant
* Michael Burns as Percy Williams
* Nicholas Lumley as Albert Stacey
* Bert Parnaby as Sorrel
* Albie Woodington as Mechanic
* Ingrid Wells as Barmaid

## Crew

* Directed by John Woods
* Series created by Ian La Frenais , from the books by Jonathan Gash
* Written by Douglas Watkinson
* 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 Ray Wingrove
* Casting by Marilyn Johnson
* Production Design by Ken Starkey
* Costume Design by Dorinda Rea
* Makeup Designer: Gillian Thomas
* Production Manager: Clare Graham
* Properties Buyer: Graham Bishop
* Graphics Designer: Roger James Ferrin (Credited as ***Roger Ferrin***)
* Dubbing Mixer: Ken Hains
* Sound Recordist: Richard Merrick
* Dubbing Editor: Joe Walker
* Gaffer: Dennis Kettle
* Grips: David Scott
* Location Manager: Dez McCarthy
* Assistant Floor Managers: Tim Bradley and Nick Jones
* Production Assistant: Carol Gardner
* Finance Assistants: Marian Lacey and Lesley Smith
Loveknots

## Plot

When Lady Jane puts a Berber rug into auction it is bought by elderly Harriet Fisher for her Irish wolfhound but young Moroccan Abdel is also after it and steals it from her house. Lovejoy buys a second rug and again Abdel is keen to own it, claiming that the rugs were woven in his village by his girlfriend and contain the answer to his marriage proposal. Lovejoy is not convinced and learns that Abdel's prospective uncle Said has a more mercenary reason for wanting the rug. Having got it back for Harriet Lovejoy comforts Lady Jane, who has split from her husband after refusing to go to Hong Kong with him for his job.

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