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In no particular order ……..
Thomas Lynley
Frank Burnside
Jim Taggart
Jack Regan
Jack Frost
John Luther
Jane Tennison
Gene Hunt
Endeavour Morse
Quite a choice of scintillating sleuths
Thomas Lynley
Frank Burnside
Jim Taggart
Jack Regan
Jack Frost
John Luther
Jane Tennison
Gene Hunt
Endeavour Morse
Quite a choice of scintillating sleuths
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Cyril Blake.
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Lockhart.
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Blakey-On the Buses!
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Barnaby(John Nettles)
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columbo ffs , no brainer
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frank cannon
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Roz Huntley
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Columbo changed the format from whodunnit to howcatchem
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inspector watt( softly softly task force ) an unforgivable omission
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dear me frank windsor is still alive. well done frank.
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Are you all freal
JACK REGAN |
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Frank Burnside was iconic but great calls with some of the others nominated too.
Another suggestion - Alastair Sim (An Inspector Calls - 1954). Brilliantly portrayed. Nobody could possibly quarrel with Jack "Guv" Regan, I feel sure. Last time I saw Frank Windsor on TV, he was sporting a cardigan and singing the praises of "Mirrrrracle Grrrrrro" for the garden plants (and funerrrrrral plans). |
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Bluey the Australian Cannon.
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Bernard Cribbins, although he wasn't actually the inspector whose visit Basil Fawlty was dreading. And the plot's just a rip-off of Gogol's The Government Inspector anyway.
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Not a lot of love on this thread for Inspector Lynley.
I enjoyed many of the books long before the tv series and was very disappointed when I saw what they had produced. Similar story with Inspector Rebus, my picture of Rebus was significantly different from that delivered by John Hannah who was woefully miscast, whilst even Ken Stott failed to deliver a credible alternative. |
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Frank Windsor was in the film "Spring and Port Wine", shown on Talking pictures last night, nice film set in 60s Bolton with James Mason and Diana Coupland, with the very young and gorgeous Susan George and Hannah Gordon playing the daughters.
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I will up Rebus….forgot him
Richard Hannay Ken Stott |
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I liked them both
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Gadget.
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Inspector Dalgleish - Roy Marsden
PD James series The Ruth Rendell Mysteries Det. Chief Insp. Reg Wexford George Baker Det. Insp. Burden Christopher Ravenscroft starting to work back a bit |
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Not the copper in Flesh and Blood this week.
Every interviewee lying through their teeth and he believes them. A very good little series I thought. |
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inspector foyle
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 Yes I would expect you to put him up |
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He was a Chief Superintendant
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DCI Vera Stanhope Brenda Blethyn
DS Joe Ashworth David Leon DS Aiden Healey Kenny Doughty VERA |
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Not sure my last two qualify there????
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Constable
Sergeant Inspector Chief Inspector Superintendent Chief Superintendent Assistant Chief Constable Deputy Chief Constable Chief Constable |
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You are very strict Angoose
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I was watching an episode of Morse earlier and he mentioned that Chief Inspector is just three ranks up from Constable.
Got me curious as to the hierarchy of the UK police force |
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Detective Sergeant Bruce Robertson
"Turn off the gas" |
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If you are a currently serving police officer, then you will no doubt be aiming for a position higher up in the force.
There are many ways to progress within the police, but one of the most popular routes, is to take the Police Sergeants’ and Inspectors’ Exam. Once you’ve taken these examinations, you will be ready to start work as – you guessed it – a police sergeant or inspector. |
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We're the Sweeney son ...... and we haven't had any dinner
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george gently
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