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<blockquote data-quote="J. R.&amp;#039;s Piece" data-source="post: 239666" data-attributes="member: 12">Ace of Wands:&nbsp; A Story With No End.Like the best Ace of Wands stories, it is a three-parter.&nbsp; Starring Michael Mackenzie, Judy Loe, Tony Selby, Roy Holder and Petra Markham. With Trevor Preston, Pamela Lonsdale, Darrol Blake and Ali Bongo.The bits where they discuss how series one and two were destroyed is a bit sad.&nbsp; They say that people from Thames came up to the production office to ask if they wanted to keep series one and two. No one was in, because they were on location for series three.&nbsp; So Thames destroyed them.&nbsp; Although it had follow-up episodes up to twelve years after it ended.&nbsp; Nice stories about Sid James and others in regard to having an owl as one of the show’s regular cast. And the problems of having a giant snake on set.&nbsp; And having the BBC suppress playing the theme because it was an ITV show.&nbsp; And how they intended to craft a series around the show’s most memorable villain, played by Russell Hunter and later David Jason in the final follow up.&nbsp; And the producer was made to leave to do Rainbow.&nbsp; Quite fun to see the producer saying the&nbsp; weird decision to recast Russell Hunter’s part&nbsp; of supernatural villain Mr Stabs to David Jason, who she says played it in a very strange way and the casting decision ruined plans for the Mr Stabs spin-off series.&nbsp; And she says Russell Hunter wouldn’t forgive her for it![MEDIA=youtube]pD48Xe8ul28[/MEDIA]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="J. R.'s Piece, post: 239666, member: 12"] Ace of Wands: A Story With No End. Like the best Ace of Wands stories, it is a three-parter. Starring Michael Mackenzie, Judy Loe, Tony Selby, Roy Holder and Petra Markham. With Trevor Preston, Pamela Lonsdale, Darrol Blake and Ali Bongo. The bits where they discuss how series one and two were destroyed is a bit sad. They say that people from Thames came up to the production office to ask if they wanted to keep series one and two. No one was in, because they were on location for series three. So Thames destroyed them. Although it had follow-up episodes up to twelve years after it ended. Nice stories about Sid James and others in regard to having an owl as one of the show’s regular cast. And the problems of having a giant snake on set. And having the BBC suppress playing the theme because it was an ITV show. And how they intended to craft a series around the show’s most memorable villain, played by Russell Hunter and later David Jason in the final follow up. And the producer was made to leave to do Rainbow. Quite fun to see the producer saying the weird decision to recast Russell Hunter’s part of supernatural villain Mr Stabs to David Jason, who she says played it in a very strange way and the casting decision ruined plans for the Mr Stabs spin-off series. And she says Russell Hunter wouldn’t forgive her for it! [MEDIA=youtube]pD48Xe8ul28[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

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