Bibliogryphon

As someone who worked for British Coal in its dying days. Scargill was both right and wrong but in someway being such a divisive figure made Margaret Thatcher's job easier. You only have to look at the way the UDM and Roy Lynk (on my DDP team) were betrayed to see what she really thought.

I hear that Deadpooling is being considered as an Olympic sport for 2028.

Horror of Fang Rock is awesome

There is a Theatre topic where she might fit better

If you were going to add any more to this list the following might be appropriate Jeanette Charles b.1927 - Q, Mind Your Language, Doctor Who Denise Bryer b.1928 - Star Fleet, Terrahawks, Hector's House Joan Plowright b.1929 - Mostly work on stage but some literary adaptations such as Return of the Native Pretty comprehensive list though

I have literally just been watching Underworld

My brother is 8 years older than me. He did his degree when the grants were at the highest real term levels. I did mine in the last year before student loans were introduced. My father who grew up during the war encouraged us to continue our education because that option was denied him. We have struggled financially but I feel for my daughter's generation. I think the UK will be worse my eldest sister moved to Germany last year to be close to her daughter.

The era looks fantastic but the stories and scripts feel unpolished and CC is the worst culprit I feel he is in need of a good script editor to tell him when something needs more work. S12 was an improvement on S11 but still needs work to be back where it should be.

The Duke of Edinburgh clearly took it out of him

She was go to Evil Queen in the Eighties with both Return to Oz and Willow (my current Silver Screen pick) and has had three roles in Doctor Who. I last saw her as Mrs Ferrers in the BBC adaptation of Sense & Sensibility

There is a big gap between the three senior players and the rest

He also appeared in the Kate Bush video for Cloudbusting, a gig he took as he was having a miserable time filming a Civil War drama with Al Pacino

For some reason Donald Sutherland has been on my radar for a while. Did he have a health scare a while back?

Patrica Kennealy-Morrion author of the fantasy novel The Copper Crown and almost wife of Jim Morrison dead at 74

Just because it says Exit.....

Shame she couldn't make it till Two O'clock

Was a guest on A Good Read on Radio 4. Sounded very frail and husky. Made Eileen Atkins sound like thirty years her junior

Do you not think she is a good choice?

Premier League player arrested for Child sex offences. Player not named but is 31 and Everton has released a club statement

William F. Nolan was my 23 hit

Josip Manolic

If you win you shout Hearse

Queen Julianna did not die until 20th March 2004 which makes a gap of nearly 200 days between hits

Just looking at the data on my graph the longest gap I can find is 151 days in 2011 which followed Another long gap of 105 days. In 2003 the last hit was over 100 days before the end of the year but I do not have data for 2004 on my spreadsheet so I don't know when the first hit was in that year. 2013 has a gap of 96 days We are currently at 86.

Not Anita Dobson though