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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 387464" data-attributes="member: 23">Very much so, yes. If anything, it&#039;s the most appropriate time to be discussing it, even if it&#039;s come up in a more &quot;real world&quot; way than expected, so please don&#039;t feel it was diverting from the topic. It dovetails perfectly.Oh... perhaps I&#039;ve worded one of my posts confusingly (blame watching all these Alf Garnett series back-to-back).You are right that Winston&#039;s first appearance was In Sickness &amp; In Health&#039;s first series. He didn&#039;t appear in Till Death....Incidentally, I didn&#039;t know much about Eamonn Walker beyond this and The Bill. It seems he&#039;s had a varied and distinguished career on both sides of the pond, including long-running TV series, playing Mark Antony on Broadway and being the first black actor to play Othello at the Globe. Very impressive.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 387464, member: 23"] Very much so, yes. If anything, it's the most appropriate time to be discussing it, even if it's come up in a more "real world" way than expected, so please don't feel it was diverting from the topic. It dovetails perfectly. Oh... perhaps I've worded one of my posts confusingly (blame watching all these Alf Garnett series back-to-back). You are right that Winston's first appearance [U]was[/U] [I]In Sickness & In Health's[/I] first series. He didn't appear in [I]Till Death....[/I] Incidentally, I didn't know much about Eamonn Walker beyond this and[I] The Bill. [/I]It seems he's had a varied and distinguished career on both sides of the pond, including long-running TV series, playing Mark Antony on Broadway and being the first black actor to play Othello at the Globe. Very impressive. [/QUOTE]

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