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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Spells &amp; Karma" data-source="post: 385842" data-attributes="member: 23">Jimmy McG's work on Brookie always leaps off the page at me. His writing really is in a league of its own and seems to bring out the best in the series (the Grants especially, but obviously not exclusively).I really do need to watch some of his other work. I don't think I've watched more than the odd scene of Cracker, if that (if memory serves, back in the day I had trouble getting my head round the idea of Robbie Coltrane in a non-comedy role).Coincidentally, I was reminded of Priest a few days ago when I looked up the young actress playing the character who punched Damon then kneed him in the balls. Going on character names, she appears to play the wife of Robert Pugh's character in that series.Ooh yes. Now you mention it, he is.He certainly does. Brian L. Stephens has such a familiar face and presence. Looking at IMDb I don't think I've watched him in much, but I think he reminds me very much of another actor: Tom Conti keeps springing to mind, but I could be thinking of someone else,.It feels very doomed to me, but at the same time I'd really like him to remain part of the fabric of the series for some time even though that might be difficult to pull off since Heather is his only connection to the Close. I don't remember the character so I'm invested enough to want to know where this goes.</blockquote>

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