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​Bramwell
Episode Number - 14
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First Aired - May 27, 1996

Synopsis
A young woman rushed to the Thrift infirmary after an accident is discovered to be a man in drag who is romantically involved with a respected surgical equipment supplier. The tragic unfolding of their relationship opens Eleanor's eyes to a new aspect of human friendship and devotion

Episode Number - 14
First Aired - May 27, 1996

Director David Tucker
Guest Stars: Hans Matheson (as Frederick Hackett) Joanna David (as Mrs. Elizabeth Quail) Robert Glenister (as Charles Sheldon) Robert Pugh (as Mr. Sullivan) Kevin McMonagle (as Joe Marsham) Ben Brazier (as Sidney Bentley)
Charles Sheldon, a supplier of surgical equipment to the Thrift, arrives with an emergency casualty, a flamboyantly dressed young woman who he says ran out in front of his carriage. When Eleanor examines the patient, she is shocked to discover it is in fact a young man, Frederick Hackett. The other patients and staff of the Thrift are none too pleased to have a "Marjory" in their midst, but his injuries are too severe for Eleanor not to keep him in overnight. Back at the Bramwell home, Robert has been persuaded by widow Elizabeth Quail to entertain her "spiritual leader" Mr. Sullivan, a Sally Army zealot whom Mrs. Quail believes could be of advantage to the Thrift.
The next day, Mr Beamish, a Thrift patient with an open wound, pops out of the infirmery for a pint and returns, roaring drunk and carrying a broken bottle, with which he slashes young Frederick Hackett before fleeing. Eleanor struggles to save Hackett, and gives her own blood for a transfusion. When Charles Sheldon pops in to see how the young fellow is doing, and learns of the vicious attack, he is far more distressed than a stranger ought to be, and Eleanor realises he is the "kind gentleman" Hackett has mentioned as his benefactor.
In a desperate attempt to save Hackett from what she sees as a life of wickedness, Eleanor convinces him to enter Mr. Sullivan's True Gospel Reformatory, but it is a miscalculation that Eleanor comes to regret.

Series Stars: Jemma Redgrave, David Calder
Guest Stars: Hans Matheson (as Frederick Hackett) Joanna David (as Mrs. Elizabeth Quail) Robert Glenister (as Charles Sheldon) Robert Pugh (as Mr. Sullivan) Kevin McMonagle (as Joe Marsham) Ben Brazier (as Sidney Bentley)
Director David Tucker
Writer Peter Lloyd

Gallery Thanks Bryony for the screen captures
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"Masterpiece Theatre" Russell Baker's commentary on "Bramwell"
Article about Bramwell

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Wycliffe is a British detective drama series 
Episode "Old Habits" broadcast on 11 August 1996

Synopsis
When a young woman is found strangled, a pathologist is struck by the similarities to a string of other unsolved murders. Wyclife and his team have to unearth 11-year old evidence to see if they can trace a link.
Hans' role - Gary Creed
Episode also guest-stars: Suzan Sylvester [ Jill Gillespie ], Hans Matheson [ Gary Creed ], Eileen Davies [ Hannah Creed ], Martin Bennetts [ Johnny Creed ], Steve Jacobs [ Peter Robins ], Michael Cronin [ Hugh Samford ], Robert Putt [ Lionel Samford ], James Vaughan [ Paul Gillespie ], Nigel Humphreys [ Asst Ch Const Lyman ], Meghan Lewis [ Zena Owen ]
Directed by John Glennister
Written by Scott Cherry

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A Viewer's Review - thanks to H.A.
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Information from http://epguides.com/Wycliffe/guide.shtml

The Bill - Still Waters (1995)
Season 11, Episode 102

Hans' Role Lee

The Bill Official Site


BACKGROUND
"The Bill" is a long-running British Police drama series transmitted on ITV. and produced by Fremantle Media. It was first aired in 1984 The Bill is a nickname for the police force.It was first aired
The Bill is set in and around Sun Hill police station in the fictional London borough of Canley in East London. Other police stations within the Canley Borough Operational Command Unit (BOCU), mentioned but (usually) unseen, are Barton Street, which is the location of Borough Headquarters, Stafford Row and Spicer Street. Canley is approximately contiguous with the real London Borough of Tower Hamlets, but filming takes place all over London, mainly in South London and particularly the London Borough of Merton, where the Sun Hill set is located (on Deer Park Road, SW19). The main locations used when the show is filmed on an estate are the Cambridge Estate, in Kingston, south west London and the High Path Estate, in South Wimbledon, south west London (approx 10 minutes walk from the main set). Other main estates used are Durand Close, in Carshalton, and Roundshaw estate opposite Mellows Park in Wallington, London. Sometimes scenes are filmed in East London and notably the London Docklands standing in for Canley.
The Bill is unusual among police shows: it takes a serial format and it does not focus on one particular area of police work. The show focuses on the work and lives of patrol and response officers on one relief in the uniform division, and the work of the CID.
In its current serial format, some stories are cleared up in an episode or two, whereas others can stretch over months or even in some cases approaching a year.
It started as a one-off drama for ITV entitled Woodentop; this pilot show starred Mark Wingett as PC Jim Carver and Trudie Goodwin as WPC June Ackland on Carver's first day on the beat at Sun Hill police station.
It was originally devised by Geoff McQueen, and it impressed ITV so much that they decided to make a series out of it. Wingett left the cast in early 2005, while Goodwin's last episode was broadcast on 8 March 2007 (coincidentally the last episode since the serialised format was introduced by Paul Marquess to be broadcast without an episode title).



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