#The Bill

[partywithponies]

I just remembered the Hunger Games simulator exists. You know what that means.

WELCOME TO THE BRITISH CRIME SHOW HUNGER GAMES

CHOOSE YOUR FAVOURITE TO WIN NOW!

(For the shows woth lots of characters I just picked the two characters that I thought it would be funniest to imagine being sent to the Hunger Games. I believe in Inspector Mallory.)

[insidemymessymentalmind]

Fictional duo's I'm convinced are gay/bisexual and you can't convince me otherwise.

[augustusaugustus]

11.40 In on the Game

Alex Kingston’s fourth & final guest appearance.

[ninemelodies]

so i’ve been working my way through david’s oeuvre from oldest to newest and i’m obsessed with the change in demeanor for this character from The Bill

[gacktova]

[oscarwetnwilde]

James Wilby's early roles: 1982- 1985

Privileged (1982) Jamie

Dutch Girls (1985) Dundine

The Bill: A Friend In Need (1984) Higgins

The Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes: The Crooked Man (1984) Young Barclay

[rikkisixx]

Neil Newbon on 'The Bill'

[local-blog-for-local-people]

Requested by @almost-born-in-1893 & @vaexathear

[carrymelikeimcute]

Con O'Neill in 'The Bill' S5 E5

[aclue-aclue]

Steve Burns in Blue's Clues and You and some of his other lesser-known roles

La leçon • Arthur Knudson

Homicide Life on the Street • David Tarnofski

Netherbeast Incorporated • Otto Granberry

The Bill • Bill

[farminglesbian]

catherine tate on the bill, 10x143 (1994)

[sannapersikka]

MARTIN FREEMAN | Before The Office

“I have played nasty people, but not everyone has seen that stuff. Before ‘The Office’, I mainly got cast as little toerags.”

[augustusaugustus]

10.143 Fly on the Wall

Catherine Tate guesting in a surprisingly unexciting episode for one that includes an explosion.

[gottagobackintime]

James Lance as Alexis Vasiliakis The Bill series 11 episode 141: Smoke Gets in Your Eyes Part 2

[gacktova]

[woolandcoffee]

Surprising absolutely no one, agricultural opponents of the Clean Water Act are now shocked and appalled that their states are planning to protect waters and wetlands that are no longer under CWA jurisdiction following the Supreme Court's move in Sackett, and that, in many cases, these states are planning on regulating more strictly than the CWA ever did.

You'd think farmers would have a better grasp on "you reap what you sow," but sadly, most opponents of environmental regulation are idiots.