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<blockquote data-quote="Carrie Fairchild" data-source="post: 404562" data-attributes="member: 673"><p>While some ITV daytime soaps were set in “glitzy” worlds of fashion houses and upper class country estates, others were based in slightly more pedestrian environments. Like <em>Marked Personal</em>, which followed the office staff of the personnel department of a large company. The series, which ran for 90 episodes from 1972-73, is notable for being Stephanie Beacham’s first regular TV role. Heather Chasen (<em>Crossroads</em> Val Pollard) and Glyn Owen (<em>The Brothers, Howards’ Way</em>) also starred. ITV would mine the depths of dreary workplace soaps again a decade later with <em>Miracles Take Longer</em>, a serial set in a citizens advice bureau.</p><p>[ATTACH=full]53775[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Carrie Fairchild, post: 404562, member: 673"] While some ITV daytime soaps were set in “glitzy” worlds of fashion houses and upper class country estates, others were based in slightly more pedestrian environments. Like [I]Marked Personal[/I], which followed the office staff of the personnel department of a large company. The series, which ran for 90 episodes from 1972-73, is notable for being Stephanie Beacham’s first regular TV role. Heather Chasen ([I]Crossroads[/I] Val Pollard) and Glyn Owen ([I]The Brothers, Howards’ Way[/I]) also starred. ITV would mine the depths of dreary workplace soaps again a decade later with [I]Miracles Take Longer[/I], a serial set in a citizens advice bureau. [ATTACH type="full"]53775[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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