A VERY PECULIAR PRACTICE - Series 1 - Episode 5 - "Contact Tracer"
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A VERY PECULIAR PRACTICE - Series 1 - Episode 5 - "Contact Tracer"
Originally broadcast 18th June 1986
This BBCTV black comedy drama about a medical practice located in a run down university was written by Andrew Davies. A Very Peculiar Practice starred Peter Davison consisting of 14 episodes over two series in 1986 & 1988 followed by a telemovie in 1992.
Starring: -
Peter Davison as Stephen Daker
Graham Crowden as Jock McCannon
Barbara Flynn as Rose Marie
David Troughton as Bob Buzzard
John Bird as Ernest Hemmingway
Amanda Hillwood as Lyn Turtle
Geraldine Alexander as Jeannie MacAllister
Lindy Whiteford as Maureen Gahagan
Madlena Nedeva as Daniela Theodoulou
Frances White as Dorothy Hampton
Henrietta Voigts as the Shy Student
Kumal Grewal as the Indian Student
Sarah London as the Tearful Student
Paul Cooke as the Lugubrious Student
Oliver Parker as the Truculent Student
Eiji Kusuhara as the Japanese Student
Sonia Hart & Elaine Turrell as the Nuns
Music by Dave Greenslade
Theme sung by Elkie Brooks
Directed by David Tucker
Produced by Ken Riddington
Originally broadcast 18th June 1986
This BBCTV black comedy drama about a medical practice located in a run down university was written by Andrew Davies. A Very Peculiar Practice starred Peter Davison consisting of 14 episodes over two series in 1986 & 1988 followed by a telemovie in 1992.
Starring: -
Peter Davison as Stephen Daker
Graham Crowden as Jock McCannon
Barbara Flynn as Rose Marie
David Troughton as Bob Buzzard
John Bird as Ernest Hemmingway
Amanda Hillwood as Lyn Turtle
Geraldine Alexander as Jeannie MacAllister
Lindy Whiteford as Maureen Gahagan
Madlena Nedeva as Daniela Theodoulou
Frances White as Dorothy Hampton
Henrietta Voigts as the Shy Student
Kumal Grewal as the Indian Student
Sarah London as the Tearful Student
Paul Cooke as the Lugubrious Student
Oliver Parker as the Truculent Student
Eiji Kusuhara as the Japanese Student
Sonia Hart & Elaine Turrell as the Nuns
Music by Dave Greenslade
Theme sung by Elkie Brooks
Directed by David Tucker
Produced by Ken Riddington