Egan Alert!

Peter Egan has been spotted as Sherlock Holmes!
Mon 22 - Sat 27 February (2 months ago, yes I know!) at the Windsor Theatre Royal, its run does end at the Arts Theatre, Cambridge on 24th April. The near-ubiquitous master-of-suave's co-star is Philip Franks (Dr Watson) who was excellent in the TV adaption of Dickens' Martin Chuzzlewit. Philip Franks Heartbeat link. [awaiting photo]
Comments -
Bedroom Farce (Jasper Britton link with Bedroom Farce, and The Last Cigarette on stage with Prevost) is on at Windsor also, so if you want to see (what looks like) Nicholas Le Prevost in pyjamas get on down. Better than watching Simon Callow have an ego-trip at Windsor in July.

Peter Egan in national press: Daily Mail c.01/08/2010 - the suave-smoothy catches the ol' critics eye once again, yes once again.

News to come -
Jeffery Holland has been spotted:

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Oi! I'd do it!

In Classic style Professor Brian Cox turned in a great mind-warp moment, it is my pleasure to uncover the workings...

Scene 1 - Brian enters and walks through the cave system explaining:
"...Although this cave is a death-trap for us [humans]... look at these fish!"
Distracted by cave-dwelling fish in a 'death-trap', all the while the moments are ticking by and as long as Brian's still smiling we know he is not suffering the effects of...

Scene 2 - The noxious atmosphere:
"...the concentration of gas (hydrogen sulphide) was strong enough to set off my alarm".
He walked deeper into the cave with the alarm growing ever louder.

Scientist Prof. Brian Cox does not matabolise Hydrogen Sulphide but mere Oxygen like the rest of us scientists or not! The black-ish humour abounds, m'dears.

BBC Secrets of The Solar System presented by Prof. Brian Cox, sundays. Although the programme is more like Earth Science meets Astrophysics, hence the cave environment on Earth possibly having a planetary replicer on Io, which is a satalite (moon) of Jupiter.

Oi! British sitcoms and the eclectic, raving, down right funny, and clever British TV that now only exists in repeats.

Unofficial title: There's something funny and 'awful' (awful meaning funnier) in British drama/sitcom.
Features on this Page include: Nick Berry as a harbour master in Harbour Lights (drama), it just makes me laugh because he was a policeman in Heartbeat. He was hot property and in Berrynian circles I believe still is. I'm not saying that he does not have the ability to train and be a harbour master in real life, and of course if you met him as a harbour master and didn't know the actor you'd not think anything different.
Go to my page about British Sitcoms, (presently in slap-dash style) Updated

Pete was here... in a twist of Sitcom-related ubiquitousness, Mr Egan plays Latymer... strains of Don't Wait Up! me thinks.