The Seventh Inspector once got into an actual cliffhanger,
clinging onto the edge of a cliff in a vain attempt to escape a rockfall.
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The Seventh Inspector once got into an actual cliffhanger,
clinging onto the edge of a cliff in a vain attempt to escape a rockfall.
‘You’ve never had thrice pudding? Once the pudding’s gone cold, you reheat it; that’s twice pudding. Let it go cold again, reheat it, and it becomes thrice pudding. That doesn’t take a lot of brain power to understand, does it?’
— Seventh Inspector
For every time the Seventh Inspector appears to have the game set up in advance,
Jeffrey is always there to bullocks things up, so the Inspector has to improvise a new solution to his weekly dilemma.
I love it when Stephen Fry includes little props
that recall his time as the Inspector.
It’s a good thing that the Seventh Inspector was good with diffusing time bombs,
because had Jeffrey got his hands on them, they most certainly would have exploded.
I wish there had been more episodes with Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie.
What a great pairing, the Inspector v. the Medic!
Stephen Fry’s costume for the 1995 made-for-telly film
looked so bizarre compared to how he dressed before the programme was cancelled in 1986.
Long before being named to portray the Inspector,
Christopher Obi appeared in ‘Bautzen’, a Seventh Inspector audio drama in 2000.