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1091:. Fandango.
1063:We Are Cult
621:James Grout
597:Keith Marsh
588:Keith Smith
547:Sue Jenkins
497:James Bolam
460:Kenny Baker
406:Moor Grange
379:James Bolam
348:(1987) and
304:Alan Plater
182:of episodes
125:Keith Marsh
120:Keith Smith
115:Sue Jenkins
87:James Bolam
63:Directed by
57:Alan Plater
1713:Categories
1651:Juggernaut
1452:Bix (film)
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243:1985-01-06
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318:Get Lost!
309:Get Lost!
278:Get Lost!
239:6 January
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681:Seacroft
595:Harry –
545:Janey –
437:Beamsley
383:football
354:(1988).
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80:Starring
1437:Related
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