“His Excellency has invoiced your execution.”
The Sun Makers - season 15 - 1977
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“His Excellency has invoiced your execution.”
The Sun Makers - season 15 - 1977
Storyboard: Woodentop (1.4, Thames, 1983)
"You're wondering why I asked him his name, right?"
"Yes, I am."
"Well, I asked him his name because there have been a spate of break-ins on the patch recently -"
"I, I know, there's, um -"
"Now, a paperboy might just know who's home and who's away, right? I'll check, when we get back to the nick, if all the injured parties have a paper delivered; if so, from which shop. Follow me?"
"Oh yes!"
"CID may well have overlooked the possibility. You'll learn."
“The Bill: Series 5” (1989)
“The Bill: Series 5” (1989)
“The Bill: Series 5” (1989)
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DVD review: “The Bill: Series 1 - 4” (1983-1988)
DVD review: “The Bill: Series 1 – 4” (1983-1988)
“The Bill: Series 1 – 4” (1983-1988)
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Featuring: Mark Wingett, Gary Olsen, Trudie Goodwin, Peter Dean, Robert Pugh, Colin Blumenau, Jon Croft, Gary Hailes, Colin McCormack, Chris Jenkinson, Richard Huw, John Salthouse, Jon Iles and Paul McKenzie
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WANGARDI KARNTAWARRA JAKAMARRA, also known as COLIN MCCORMACK
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Drabble Challenge: Molly and Colin using the words: forefit, tryst and entwine.
"Your lives are so tightly entwined that I can't pull you apart. Whatever you have isn't some passing tryst, it's real. When she looks at you--hell, when you look at her--you see it. It's the way Jude looks at me. She loves you, I don't know why, but she does. And I love her, so I have do deal with it. And this is me, Molly Ginevera Weasley, throwing in the towel. I can't stop you two and I think I knew that since you started, but I didn't believe it. I forefit. Go love her."