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London's Burning (TV series) 
 It is about the lives of members of the London Fire Brigade at the fictional Blackwall fire station.
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 Emergencies, called 'shouts', would not only be fires, but included a range of incidents from cats up trees to major road accidents.
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 The mental state of one of the main characters deteriorates after being buried alive under a collapsed wall.
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 In Series 5, a spinning wheel ride at a fairground is jammed by a youth, played by Liam McGuire, armed with a pole.
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 He and his colleague, Leading Firefighter Geoff Pearce, were attempting to rescue four teenage girls.
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 The writers developed a storyline about Pearce feeling an overwhelming sense of guilt after the accident, which would lead to him considering a transfer.
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 Series 14 was almost completely based on soap opera-style story lines, with the number of fire 'shouts' severely reduced.
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 In 2002 London's Burning was cut from the schedule; the final episode was broadcast on 25 August 2002 in a two-hour slot.
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 The London's Burning theme used in Series 1–10 was composed by Simon Brint, Rowland Rivron, and Roddy Matthews.
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 The series 14 theme was composed by Stuart Hancock and Toby Jarvis and produced at London-based music production house Mcasso Music.
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 It was in Futura bold condensed typeface and was superimposed in white over the opening scene of the episode.
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 Series 11–13 used a montage of action shots superimposed over a fiery background as the text "London's Burning" superimposed in gold and black slowly grew in size over the course of the sequence.
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 Series 14 used a shorter montage of action and character shots before the text "london's burning" in orange and white appeared and moved closer together over a shot of fire engines emerging from the station.
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 Sidney Tate (James Marcus; movie, series 1–3) (also Temporary Assistant Divisional Officer (ADO) – Tate was a fatherly figure for the watch.
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 Having been in the Brigade for many years, he saw himself as old-fashioned and was sometimes at odds with modern regulations.
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 However, he proved to be very caring and compassionate as he settled in, and like Tate, became a father figure to the members of the Watch.
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 Chris Hammond (Jonathan Guy Lewis; series 11–13) Chris was a Temporary Station Officer for Blue Watch.
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 He called the police, accusing Recall of rape, when she came home upset after Recall had rebuffed her.
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 Chris was left upset when his old watch rival but now superior to him D.O. Griggs, informed him he was being transferred to health and safety with immediate effect.
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 George discovered what was going on during Pearce's wedding day when he saw Kelly and Chris kissing.
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 John Coleman (Edward Peel (Later ADO Coleman); series 12–13) John Coleman became the permanent Station Officer in Series 12.
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 Coleman was married, but his wife had died 22 years before, after he had fallen asleep at the wheel of his car and crashed.
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 He was almost killed when a ceiling collapsed on him when he was caught at a hospital fire in Series 13.
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 Mick Callaghan (Anthony Green; series 14) Mick never seemed to be taken seriously by Blue Watch as Station Officer and his authority was always undermined by them, particularly by Frank Mooney, who slept with his wife and taunted him over his crush on Sally.
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 However, Mick proved early on that he could think quickly, after saving the trapped occupants of a car in the Thames.
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 After Recall's death, Mick admitted that he knew that Recall was not well, but he did not act on it.
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 John Hallam (Sean Blowers; movie, series 1–9) (also Temporary Station Officer Hallam) – John was the hen-pecked husband of Sandra.
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 He drew laughs from the other officers when he accidentally singed his eyebrows after his elderly father-in-law poured too much brandy over the Christmas pudding.
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 He testified against a group of officers at another station for their racial harassment of a black officer, whom they nearly drowned.
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 Hallam was traumatised after being buried alive when a wall collapsed at a shout in series 4, taking many months to recover.
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 Carole 'Doris' Webb (Zöe Heyes; series 9–10) – Liverpudlian Carole became the Watch's new Sub Officer in Series 9, having previously worked as a Health and Safety official.
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 Malcolm Cross (Rupert Baker; movie, series 1–5) – Public school-educated and articulate, Malcolm was often the instigator of pranks at the station.
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 He had a relationship with Samina during an inspection of a clothing factory, impressing her by speaking Punjabi.
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 Malcolm blamed himself for Roland Cartwright's death, since he had ordered him to use his breathing apparatus in an underwater rescue, even though it was unsuitable for such use.
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 Malcolm received a commendation for bravery in series 3 after rescuing a man who had been buried alive at a building site.
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 Geoff 'Poison' Pearce (Michael Garner; series 6–14) (Later Sub Officer Pearce) – Pearce joined Blue Watch as Leading Firefighter in series 6 following Malcolm's departure.
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 He had previously been a Sub Officer in Bristol, but took a temporary demotion to join the London Fire Brigade.
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 He was nicknamed Poison, for his habit of spreading malicious gossip and rumours around the station.
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 He was noted for his incessant grovelling towards senior officers by offering them cups of tea, and for his irritating catchphrase "Chop-chop!"
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 Pearce was wracked with guilt after Hallam's death and considered requesting a transfer, but he stayed and had become the watch's permanent Sub Officer by the start of Series 11.
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 Despite retaining his rather pompous and humourless nature, he managed to become a more respected member of the Watch during the later series.
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 Dan Barratt (Brad Gorton; series 11–12) (Also Temporary Sub Officer Barratt) Dan joined Blue Watch as a Leading Firefighter, and was Temporary Sub Officer for Blue Watch while Nick Georgiadis was acting as ADO.
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 Dan joined the Brigade on a fast-track programme after graduating from Durham University, but never rose any higher in the ranks.
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 Dan fell in love with Carmen, a Leading Firefighter from Shadbrook Fire Station, when they had the Turntable Ladder appliance temporarily stationed at Blackwall.
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 After he got injured in the blast which killed Sicknote and Joe at the end of series 12, Dan did not return to Blackwall and set out to travel the world instead.
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 Rob 'Hyper' Sharpe (Connor Byrne; series 12–13) Irishman Hyper joined the Watch in Series 12 as Jack Morgan's replacement.
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 Joe and Geoff did not take the revelation very well and it took them both a while to get used to it.
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 Hyper was promoted to Leading Firefighter following Dan's departure and after Sally was raped by Sean Bateman; Hyper blamed himself because he never returned home that night.
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 Leslie 'Charisma' Appleby (Gerard Horan; movie, series 1–2, series 7) – Nicknamed "Charisma" because he didn't have any, he was a bore who lived in an imaginary world, claiming to be an accomplished sportsman with lots of friends.
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 Charisma never knew his father, and had grown up believing his grandmother was his mother and his real mother was actually his sister.
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 He had a romance with Donna, but could not force her to leave his house when they split, due to her technically being his common law wife.
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 Charisma left Blackwall in series 2 to take up a brigade staff job, and made a surprise return to the Watch in series 7.
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 Kenny 'Rambo' Bains (Jerome Flynn; movie) – Musclebound and often seen working out in the gym, Rambo was among those who did not take kindly to Josie joining the Watch.
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 Roland 'Vaseline' Cartwright (Mark Arden; movie, series 1–2) – Vaseline was a brash male chauvinist with three wives (each named Marion) and a string of mistresses, none of whom could ever find him, as he was often moonlighting.
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 In the movie, Vaseline was portrayed as racist and sexist, particularly towards Ethnic and Josie respectively, but his racism and sexism became less prominent during the series.
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 Vaseline drowned when his breathing apparatus malfunctioned underwater whilst rescuing the occupant of a van which had fallen into a dock.
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 Josie Ingham (Katharine Rogers; movie, series 1–3, series 4) – Josie was the first woman to join Blue Watch, and was initially shunned by the male members.
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 They slept together, and though she regretted having done so, she was envious when Bayleaf began dating Clare.
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 She made a final appearance in the series when she met up with Blue Watch again at the twenty pump warehouse fire which closed series 4.
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 Andreas 'Ethnic' Lewis (Gary McDonald; movie) – Known as "Ethnic" due to being black, he lived on a rough council estate and as such had to keep his job secret.
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 He was promoted to Leading Fireman at Archway station, but was killed before he could take the post when rioters on his estate dropped a concrete paving slab on him after he intervened to help Charisma.
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 Bert 'Sicknote' Quigley (Richard Walsh; movie, series 1–12) – A chronic hypochondriac, Sicknote was often complaining about his health, from ulcers to headaches.
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 With ambitions to be a professional actor or singer, he was often in stage productions with his wife Jean, which the other members of the watch grudgingly attended.
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 He received his twenty-year service medal in Series 9, although he pessimistically regarded this as a confirmation of old age.
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 Mike 'Bayleaf' Wilson (James Hazeldine; movie, series 1–8, series 9) – Bayleaf was mess manager and a popular long-term member of Blue Watch, receiving his twenty-year service medal in series 3.
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 Separated from his wife, with whom he had a daughter, Melanie, he had a brief romance with Josie in series 1 and later met Clare, who he eventually married.
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 He was knocked unconscious when a wall collapsed and left him buried at the twenty-pump 'shout' in series 4.
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 He subsequently suffered nightmares and received death threats, but was eventually cleared of any wrongdoing.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 He was the longest-serving character on the show, appearing right up to the end of the final series, by which point he was the last remaining character from series 1.
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 George was an unsubtle former boxer, sometimes with a short temper, and had old-fashioned views of women's roles in life.
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 He dated Julia after convincing her that he was a talented poet and singer, with help from Malcolm and Sicknote, but she dumped him because he never trusted her.
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 He was shown to suffer from aerophobia when Blue Watch trained on the Brigade Helicopter in Series 8, but he managed to overcome his fear.
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 He and Kelly divorced when she had an affair with Temporary Station Officer Chris Hammond in Series 12, and he married Andie in series 14.
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 George was the only character remaining from episode 1 of series 1 as he did not appear in the pilot movie.
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 Kevin Medhurst (Ross Boatman; series 1–8, series 12) – Kevin joined in series 1 and became a close friend of George.
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 Kevin occasionally had problems with authority – his propensity to answer back or question orders led to him falling foul of his superiors.
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 He clashed with Nick Georgiadis several times; when Kevin drunkenly insulted Nick at his birthday party, Nick punched him.
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 Kevin was from a troubled family – his father was in prison (once turning up at Blackwall after escaping).
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 Kevin's younger brother Micky caused him problems by making hoax calls to the station, and was later sent to prison.
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 Micky returned in series 8, turning up at Kevin's houseboat and attacking Maggie at the station, after which Kevin disowned him for good.
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 Kevin briefly dated Sally Reid, Vaseline's widow Marion, and Remy, who moored her yacht next to Kevin's houseboat.
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 It was mentioned in Series 9 that he had taken a job at the Fire Brigade training centre at Southwark.
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 Tony Sanderson (Treva Etienne; series 1–3) – Tony was married to Dorothy, but the marriage had numerous problems, many caused by her being a shopaholic and the fact that it was an interracial marriage.
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 Colin Parrish (Stephen North; series 3–6) – Colin was the nephew of Red Watch Fireman Jaffa Parrish and joined the watch as Vaseline's replacement.
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 His naïvety and inexperience often made him the butt of pranks and jokes by other members of the watch.
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 He took a liking to Firewoman Kate Stevens and visited her at her house, but was warned by Hallam to stop bothering her.
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 After Colin sent the pump to the wrong address on a 'shout' (which was fortunately a hoax), Hallam extended Colin's probationary period, much to the ire of Colin's mother.
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 Colin became a hero for the first time soon after this, when he saved another firefighter from falling down a lift shaft at a hotel fire.
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 He married Zoe, whom he met during a 'shout', (rescuing a bird from a cage), despite her walking out on him after he took her to a football match on their first date.
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 Kate Stevens (Samantha Beckinsale; series 3–5) – Kate joined the watch as Josie's replacement and she soon fitted in after rescuing a baby from a burning car.
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 She met a volunteer fireman while the watch were on standby in Kent, but soon ditched him when it emerged his favourite pastime was rock climbing.
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 Kate became a full-status firefighter in Series 4, which left Colin Parrish feeling bitter, since Hallam had extended his probationary period.
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 Stuart 'Recall' MacKenzie (Ben Onwukwe; series 4–14) – Known as "Recall" due to having a photographic memory, he joined Blue Watch midway through series 4 as Tony Sanderson's replacement.
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 He was injured in the climax 'shout' of Series 4, and also in the Series 9 warehouse blaze where John Hallam was killed, but had lucky escapes on both occasions.
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 Recall almost faced dismissal when he refused to shave off his beard, but the watch tied him up and shaved it off for him.
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 Recall was dismissed from the Brigade in series 12 after allegedly assaulting a hotel manager, but he was later cleared and reinstated.
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 He later met Elaine; they were due to marry, but Recall died of a heart attack the day before the wedding.
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 Billy Ray (John Alford; series 6–10) – Billy joined Blue Watch in Series 6 as Kate Stevens' replacement.
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 Billy was noted for his tendency to answer back to those whose rank was higher than his, and was often teased about his short height.
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 Billy took some leave in Series 10 after he found an abandoned baby in a toilet at a school (where a hoax call was initially made) The Watch later got a postcard from him saying he was in Spain and he would not be coming back.
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 She refused to continue their relationship, as her association with him led to her flat being raided by the police.
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 Jack Morgan (Clive Wood; series 9–11) – Jack joined Blue Watch in Series 9 as Bayleaf's replacement.
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 It turned out that Jack had had a tragic experience at a previous station, when a colleague died after his BA cylinder ran out of air.
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 His previous career in the navy had also seen a tragedy, and after Hallam's death it led to him cruelly being nicknamed Jonah by some officers, including Station Officer Grant and Pitbull.
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 Jack had been married to Linda, with whom he had a son named Stephen, but they had since divorced and Linda had married Ian.
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 As the series progressed Jack showed a more malevolent side and enjoyed winding up other watch members, which led to him and Recall coming to blows.
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 Jack and Linda briefly re-kindled their passion but she left him when she realised she still loved her husband, Ian.
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 Linda came to tell him that she was moving to America with Stephen, Ian and Jack, realising Stephen would have a better life over there than in London, gave them his blessing.
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 Chris 'Skippy' Newman (Brad Clayton; series 9) Skippy joined Blue Watch in Series 9 as Kevin's replacement.
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 He was born in Perth, Australia and as such was given the nickname 'Skippy' after Blue Watch held a raffle to decide his nickname.
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 Good-natured and likeable, he helped talk down a young woman who was threatening to jump off a building.
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 Skippy suffered serious injuries in the appliance crash at the end of series 9 and was forced to leave the Brigade and moved back to Australia.
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 Gregg Blake (Steven Houghton; series 10) Gregg hailed from Sheffield, and was a replacement for Skippy after the Watch's road accident in Series 9.
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 He was an excellent singer and guitarist, and was very successful at a local talent night with his rendition of "Wind Beneath My Wings".
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 He started going out with Tiggy, whom he met during a 'shout' at an art gallery when a faulty sprinkler system flooded the art gallery, and who turned out to be the daughter of an MP.
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 While on standby at Upham Fire Station, Gregg accidentally set fire to the station by unknowingly putting a faulty circuit breaker back in place.
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 He eventually owned up when the watch were challenged about it, but before disciplinary action could be taken against him, he decided to leave the brigade.
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 Tiggy sat at his bedside in hospital and told him she could not bear to be with a man who one day might not get back from work.
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 She was late for work on her first day, which got her off on the wrong foot with Pearce, who was Acting Station Officer at the time.
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 Sally had a flatmate called Yvonne who had applied to join the Brigade at the same time as Sally but was not accepted.
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 This left her feeling bitter and jealous of Sally and she meddled in her life at Blackwall by trying to take advantage of Joe's crush on Sally and then sleeping with Temporary Station Officer Chris Hammond.
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 Joe Walker (Jim Alexander; series 11–12) – Joe joined Blue Watch at the beginning of series 11, along with Dan Barratt and Sally Fields.
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 He proposed to Sally near the end of Series 12, and she accepted his proposal on a 'shout', just as they were about to re-enter a blazing Chinese fireworks factory.
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 Ronnie 'Hi-Ho' Silver (Fuman Dar; series 12–13) Hi-Ho was initially a firefighter at Shadbrook Fire Station, where he crewed their Turntable Ladder appliance.
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 During Series 12, while this station received renovation work, he worked on standby at Blackwall along with Carmen, the leading firefighter on his Watch.
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 Hi-Ho was left devastated in Series 13, when he tried to rescue a girl from a flat fire and she died from her injuries.
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 Pearce took Hi-Ho to a cemetery, where a huge plaque, dedicated to the London Fire Brigade, listed the names of many firefighters who had given their lives for their jobs.
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 They also examined newer graves, which provided close-to-home examples of such bravery, in particular the graves of Joe, Sicknote, and Sub Officer John Hallam.
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 Hi-Ho realised how many firefighters in the Brigade would rather die than run away from pressure and tragedy, and he quickly withdrew his decision to resign.
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 Adam Benjamin (Sam Callis; series 13–14) Adam joined Blue Watch in Series 13 as Sicknote's replacement.
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 Already a veteran firefighter, he started out as Temporary Crew Commander, although this position was later handed to Sally Fields.
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 Adam was very much a ladies' man – a trait which backfired on him in Series 14 after a girl he met in the pub drugged his drink and stole his wallet.
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 Elaine confessed that she was actually Adam's mother, and this led to complications in Adam's friendship with Recall, who had begun dating Elaine.
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 Charlie Mead (Terry Alderton; series 14) Charlie was a bit of a prankster and liked to have a laugh, although on certain occasions, he took it too far.
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 The business proved problematic for both of them, as Dom did not feel that Charlie put enough time into the place while working as a fire fighter as well.
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 Frank Mooney (Tristan Gemmill; series 14) Frank was mysterious and liked to keep himself to himself.
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 He never seemed to join-in with the Watch and was reminded by Station Officer Mick Callaghan that they should all work as a team.
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 Frank proved to be a nasty piece of work and got involved with the criminal underworld and worked as a debt collector for Jimmy and ended up murdering a man.
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 On every occasion possible, Frank tried to undermine Mick's Authority on the Watch and in his home life, having an affair with Mick's manic depressive wife, Shauna.