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London's Burning (TV series) 
 Craig Ross (Leon Black; series 14) Craig arrived at Blackwall as Recall's replacement in Series 14, and was immediately subjected to pranks by the rest of the Watch.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 He continued to have visions of the victim after the 'shout', which led to him crashing his car and ending up in hospital.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Vernon 'Cling Film' Chivers (Chris Larner; series 8–12) Cling Film worked at Borough Street Fire Station, first appearing in Series 8.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Though essentially harmless, he was a bore whose nasal voice and nerdish demeanour made him a considerable irritant to those around him.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 He struck up a friendship with Geoff Pearce, who, like Cling Film, struggled to fit in with the watch.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 He had an ex-wife called Noreen, a Religious Extremist who was convinced that Cling Film was pure evil and the spawn of the devil.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 She set his camper van on fire and Blue Watch convinced him he should move in with Recall, much to the latter's chagrin.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Noreen turned up at Recall's house and tied Cling Film and Geoff up and was threatening to sacrifice them until Recall came home and threw her out.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Assistant Chief Officer William Bulstrode (Gareth Thomas, 1989–1994) – Bulstrode was an archetypal Fire Officer who, like Station Officer Tate, saw himself as a "dinosaur" of the London Fire Brigade.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 In series 2 he reprimanded Tate and Scase for a disagreement on a shout, when the Station Officer took charge of the incident from the ADO.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 In series 3, he led the investigation into an order given by Malcolm that led to Vaseline's death, but was quick to concur with the enquiry's recommendation of the minimum penalty – an informal warning.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 In the penultimate episode of series 4, Bulstrode took charge of a 20 pump incident from DACO Humble after Hallam and Bayleaf were buried alive when a wall collapsed on them.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 In series 5, he showed a sense of humour when Hallam conned Colin into believing he needed to submit a request form to Bulstrode for permission to get married.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Though Nick Georgiadis disagreed with the prank, Bulstrode played along and gave Colin permission in front of the watch.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 This did not affect their professional standing and he offered Nick an Area Staff position which he turned down at the time.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Bulstrode's final appearance came in series 7 when, before retiring, he personally told the now DO Scase what he really thought of him, by stating that Tate had been a real firefighter but that he had no idea what the paperwork-loving Scase was.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Assistant Chief Officer Baxter (Roger Blake, 1995–1998) – Baxter was appointed as the new ACO in 1995 following Bulstrode's retirement.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 He was instrumental in instigating the Blackwall firefighters' training for the brigade helicopter and for having Blue Watch's long-time nemesis DO Scase removed from his position.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Divisional Officer Eddie Quinn (Mark Moraghan, 1995–1996)- Following Scase's reprimand and moved towards a sideways position in 1995, Quinn was welcomed as a more approachable Divisional Officer and commanded a lot of respect from the firefighters at Blackwall.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Quinn was an old friend of Station Officer Nick Georgiadis and supported the Blackwall governor through a difficult time after his fiancée Ariadne died and he struggled to adapt following the birth of his son Costas.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 DO Quinn was also remembered for dealing with the ordeal of Maggie being attacked by Kevin Medhurst's brother Mickey, in addition investigating Billy when he was injured on a Shout and playing a hands-on role in assisting the council in re-housing tenants from a fire hazardous property, during which he was also able to ensure the arrest of the landlord.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Quinn was replaced by Chapman in 1996, but continued to remain in touch with Nick and was last mentioned in series 10, when he was up for a position with the fire service department within the Home Office.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Divisional Officer Tom Chapman (Graham Sinclair, 1996–2001) (Later Senior Divisional Officer and ACO Chapman) – Chapman became DO in 1996 and was potentially considered the most hands-on and longest serving Divisional Officer.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Like his predecessor DO Quinn, Chapman commanded a lot of respect from the team at Blackwall and was apparently good friends with Nick Georgiadis.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Chapman supported the Watch through the events following the death of Sub Officer Hallam and in series 10 persuaded Nick to go for promotion to ADO.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 In series 11, Chapman intervened during a fire at a cinema, between ADO Georgiadis and Temporary Station Officer Hammond and ordered all crews out of the fire, but was unable to prevent Nick from going back into the cinema to save his fiancée Marianne and son Costas which led to his death.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Following this Chapman gave a vote of confidence to Temporary Station Officer Hammond, but then retracted it following a discovery the latter was involved in illegal gambling.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Before moving on to the position of Senior Divisional Officer, he gave the vote of confidence back to the Blue Watch Temporary Governor.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Chapman's last appearance came in series 12, when now in the position of Acting Assistant Chief Officer, he agreed with the decision of now Station Officer John Coleman to pull the crew out of a blaze, over-ruling the orders of new Divisional Officer Griggs.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 The decision came too late however, to prevent the deaths of firefighters Bert 'Sicknote' Quigley and Joe Walker.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Divisional Officer Griggs (Simon Merrells, 2000–2001) – DO Griggs was considered one of the more controversial senior officers during his tenure.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 He was originally appointed to investigate the allegation of assault by firefighter Stuart 'Recall' McKenzie to a hotel manager during a blaze.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Griggs was a former watch rival at a station where he and Temporary Station Officer Chris Hammonod had been placed.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Following Chapman's departure on promotion, Griggs was appointed as the new Divisional Officer responsible for overseeing Blackwall, Borough Street and Charlton.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 In the final episode of series 12 Griggs gave an order for the blue team to continue with BA procedure during a fire, despite Station Officer John Coleman's objections, stating the team needed a rest.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 His orders were subsequently over-ruled by now Acting ACO Chapman, however the order led to the death of firefighters Bert 'Sicknote' Quigley and Joe Walker.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Griggs was cleared in the subsequent inquiry and he went on to investigate the assault by the Red Watch Commander on Firefighter Sally 'Gracie' Fields in series 13, and supported his subsequent dismissal and arrest.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Assistant Divisional Officer Scase (Cliff Howells, 1989, 1994–1995) (Later Divisional Officer Scase) – Scase became Station Commander at Blackwall in series 2, having transferred from the North of England.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 He was highly unpleasant and abrasive, and his efforts to stamp discipline into the Watch made him unpopular.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 On a 'shout' at the Thames, Scase insisted on first making the area safe by having some loose scaffolding lashed, disregarding the fact that several trapped men would soon be drowned by the incoming tide.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Tate finally lost his temper with the obnoxious Station Commander and took charge of the rescue himself, but not before angrily accusing Scase of being "inept" and "high and mighty".
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Scase reported Tate to HQ for insubordination, and both men were reprimanded for their actions by ACO Bulstrode.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 However, Bulstrode privately agreed with Tate's perspective, and had Scase transferred away from Blackwall.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Scase returned in Series 7 as a Divisional Officer, using every excuse to make trouble for Blue Watch.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 His attitude only earned him a telling off from new ACO Baxter, who believed Scase's methods were as out-of-date as Scase had believed Tate and Bulstrode to be.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Scase was not seen again after this, but it was mentioned that he had been reduced to a car park manager at HQ.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Assistant Divisional Officer Patrick Davies (Douglas McFerran, 1997–1998) – ADO Davies was seen at Blackwall throughout series 10.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 He was a senior officer within the Brigade's Health and Safety department, and was responsible for conducting a safety audit of Blackwall fire station.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Davies knew Sub Officer Carole Webb, who had worked with the Health and Safety team prior to joining Blue Watch and tricked her into having an affair, after making her believe his marriage had ended.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 According to Nick Georgiadis: "[there are] 6000 firefighters in the Brigade, and Dave Grant thinks he knows everything about all of them, and what he doesn't know he makes up."
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Marion Cartwright (Helen Blizzard, 1986–1992) – Marion was Vaseline's third wife (and also the third named Marion), who married him in the movie.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 She frequently fought with Vaseline over his moonlighting and womanising, and was left to raise their son on her own after he was killed on a 'shout'.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 She later had relationships with Kevin Medhurst and Technique, but eventually decided she wanted to be get away from the brigade completely.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Carmen wore sub-officer marking at the Hotel fire, however when the TL was stationed at Blackwall she wore the markings of a leading hand.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Carmen led Shadbrook's bid to be named the best looking fire station in London, in competition with Blackwall.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Along with Hi Ho, she was stationed at Blackwall with the turntable ladder while Shadbrook was closed for appliance bay repairs.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Raymond 'Pitbull' Darby – (Al Hunter Ashton, 1995–2001) – Pitbull was transferred to Red Watch, Blackwall, from Borough Street in Series 8 as Jaffa's replacement after he failed his medical.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 He showed a rare streak of compassion for Sally Fields in Series 13 after the Red Watch Sub Officer, Sean Bateman, raped her at her flat.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Marianne Frankel (Minna Aaltonen, 1996–1998) – Marianne was a member of the Dutch Fire Brigade who lusts after Nick 'Zorba' Georgiadis.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Gary 'Technique' Pagnall (Craig Fairbrass, 1991–1992) – A bodybuilding-obsessed Blackwall firefighter who had an affair with Vaseline's widow Marion.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Jaffa Parrish (Alan Talbot, 1989–2000) – Jaffa was a member of Red Watch at Blackwall, and the uncle of Colin Parrish.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Jaffa had to leave the brigade in Series 7 after being injured on a 'shout' to a propane cylinder storage yard.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 He was with Blue Watch, standing in for George, and was in the pump when it was hit by a gas cylinder, badly burning him.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Fiona Pearce (Helen Anderson, 1998–2002) – Fiona made her first appearance in Series 10 to test a new quieter siren on Blackwall's pump ladder.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Jean Quigley (Joanne Zorian, 1986; Amanda Dickinson, 1988–2000) – Jean was the long-suffering wife of pompous hypochondriac Bert "Sicknote" Quigley.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Bert moved out of their house in Series 2, as he believed Jean was having an affair with Dominic, a member of their amateur dramatics group who outstripped Bert both in looks and talent.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Bert was later in trouble with Jean for supposedly having an affair with another group member, Cynthia.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 To compensate for their grief, Bert suggested they should try fostering a child, which they did in Series 12.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 She was a persistent shopaholic, and Tony was frequently horrified at the amounts of useless shopping she would bring home.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 She and Sid briefly fostered disabled child Paul shortly before Sid's forced retirement from the Brigade.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Motherly but flighty, Maggie was abandoned by her husband Albie and later appeared to take up with a young Thai man, before meeting her second husband, Derek, who shared her first husband's surname.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 The first few series used Dockhead Fire Station at 8 Wolseley Street, London SE1, as the exterior for Blackwall.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 The actual station mess was also used in the series, as were many other parts of the station and its actual firefighters.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Dockhead is still an operational fire station but the original station building was demolished and replaced in 2015.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 The Swan and Sugar Loaf pub, which featured as the firefighters' local pub, has since been converted to flats.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 The Restaurant opened by Mike 'Bayleaf' Wilson in series 9 was filmed on location at The Chequers Inn, Deal, Kent.
London's Burning (TV series) 
 As of 6 January 2019, Drama is re-showing London's Burning at one episode per weekday (2.20–3.20 pm Monday to Friday).
London's Burning (TV series) 
 Steel River Blues – another firefighting series mockingly dubbed "Middlesbrough's Burning" or "Teesside's Burning".
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