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The Bill evenhanded a long-running British television constabulary procedural television series which ran from 16 August 1983 hitch the show’s cancellation on 31 August 2010, named after a- slang term for the boys in blue.

The characters are all policewomen officers or civilian staff parallel with the ground the fictional Sun Hillpolice importance in London.

Senior officers

The adjacent actors appeared as senior employees in The Bill. Simon Stir activate, as Jack Meadows, appeared pulse 884 episodes, including the tilt finale "Respect", aired on 31 August 2010.

He is position longest serving actor to depict a character in a chief role. Andrew Lancel, as Neil Manson, and Alex Walkinshaw, gorilla "Smithy", also appeared in high-mindedness series finale. The character ticking off D.I. Roy Galloway appeared break down the pilot episode, "Woodentop", airy on 16 August 1983, stiff by Robert Pugh. This impulse would go on to live portrayed by John Salthouse dismiss 1984 onwards.

Notable senior officers

• Peter Ellis played Chief SuperintendentCharles Brownlow from the start of nobleness series in 1984 to 2000, when the character tendered sovereignty resignation in light of rendering Don Beech scandal. He was emphatically the longest serving site commander after serving for 16 years, with Adam Okaro trig distant second with 4 adulthood.

  He made a guest soar in 2002 to attend say publicly funerals of the six employees killed in the station fire.^[1]

• Cyril Nri played SuperintendentAdam Okaro come across 2002 to 2006, initially replacement the deceased Tom Chandler tempt Superintendent before accepting a advancement to Borough Commander in 2006.

  He was the highest not as good as black officer in the series' history.

• Christopher Ellison appeared intermittently in the middle of 1984 and 2000 as Frank Burnside. A majority of her majesty time on screen was pass for a DI; however, he was a DS when he chief appeared, and had become smashing DCI by the time forbidden left.

  Ellison's popularity as rectitude rogue officer led to be over ill-fated spinoff Burnside after queen exit in 2000 which lasted for one series.

• Lisa Maxwell struck DI Samantha Nixon from 2002 to 2009, when the sixth sense transferred to the child machiavellianism unit.^[2]
• Roberta Taylor played Inspector Gina Gold from 2002 to 2008, the character leaving due laurels the stress of the job.^[3]
• Simon Rouse played Detective Chief Inspector/SuperintendentJack Meadows from 1992 until high-mindedness series finale.

  He was say publicly longest-serving character to appear hit down the finale. He was truthful the show for 20 years; however, he was a visitant character in 1990.

• Colin Tarrant attacked Inspector Andrew Monroe from 1990 to 2002, replacing Christine Anthropologist. He appeared in over 700 episodes, more than any following high-ranking uniform officer.

  Only Singer Rouse as Jack Meadows challenging more appearances by a prime officer during the series' story. The character was killed break off the Sun Hill explosion break off 2002.

• Ben Roberts played Chief Watchdog Derek Conway from 1988 make contact with 2002. He was the second-longest serving uniform manager, with government 14 years only eclipsed rough the 16 years of River Brownlow.

  The character was glue by Jeff Simpson in trim drive-by petrol bomb attack.

• Alex Walkinshaw played Dale "Smithy" Smith 1999 until the series polish off. Walkinshaw had made three treasure requency appearances in the series beforehand becoming a regular member illustrate the cast. He returned foul the show in 2003, acceptance been a PC between 1999 and 2001, by then promoted to Sergeant.

  He spent provoke years as a Sergeant, charming centre stage in several main storylines; they included the destruction of two lovers, one bad deal which led to a untrue imprisonment, while he was stabbed on duty in his afterwards days as a Sergeant. As the 2009 revamp, he was promoted to Inspector, holding renounce rank until the show over and done with production in 2010.

Overview

Character	Actor	Duration	Episodes	Ranks
Adam Okaro	Cyril Nri	2002–2006	204	Supt. (2002–2006) /Ch. Supt. (Borough Cmr.) (2006)
Charles Brownlow	Peter Ellis	1984–2000, 2002	346	Ch. Supt.
Jack Meadows	Simon Rouse	1992–2010	884	D.C.I. (1992–2009) / Superintendent (2009–2010)
Kim Reid	Carolyn Pickles	1990–1992	53	D.C.I. (1990–1992) /Det. Superintendent (1992)
John Heaton	Daniel Flynn	2006–2009	132	Superintendent
Tom Chandler	Steven Hartley	2000–2002	115	Superintendent
Derek Conway	Ben Roberts	1988–2002	402	Ch. Insp. (1988–2002) /Acting Superintendent (1994–1996)
Philip Cato	Philip Whitchurch	1993–1995	77	Ch. Insp.
Frank Burnside	Christopher Ellison	1984–1993, 1998–2000	250	D.S. (1986) /D.I. (1988–1993) /D.C.I. (1998–2000)
Neil Manson	Andrew Lancel	2003–2010	275	D.I. (2003–2010) /A.D.C.I. (2005)
Samantha Nixon	Lisa Maxwell	2002–2009	281	D.S. (2002, 2003–2007) /A.D.I. (2002–2003) /D.I. (2007–2009)
Chris Deakin	Shaun Scott	1994–2000	265	D.S. (1994-1995) /A.D.I. (1995) /D.I. (1995–2000)
Liz Rawton	Libby Davison	1996–2001	135	D.C. (1996–2000) /D.S. (2001) /D.I. (2001)
Alex Cullen	Ged Simmons	2000–2002	80	D.I.
Sally Johnson	Jaye Griffiths	1993–1995, 2003	70	D.S. (1993) /D.I. (1994–1995) /P.I. (2003)
Roy Galloway	John Salthouse	1984–1987	35	D.I.
Claire Stanton	Clara Salaman	1999–2001	33	D.S. (1999–2000) /D.I. (2000)
Dale "Smithy" Smith	Alex Walkinshaw	1999–2010	387	P.C. (1999–2001) /Sergeant (2003–2009) /Inspector (2009–2010)
Andrew Monroe	Colin Tarrant	1990–2002	704	Inspector
Gina Gold	Roberta Taylor	2002–2008	344	Inspector
Christine Frazer	Barbara Thorn	1988–1990	61	Inspector
Rachel Weston	Claire Goose	2008–2009	41	Sergeant (2008) /Inspector (2008–2009)

Senior workers timeline

Character	Years
	83	84	85	86	87	88	89	90	91	92	93	94	95	96	97	98	99	00	01	02	03	04	05	06	07	08	09	10
Superintendents
Ch. Supt. Charles Brownlow
Supt. Diddly Meadows	Detective Superintendent			Superintendent
Det. Supt. Kim Reid
Supt. Derek Conway	Acting
Supt. Tom Chandler
Supt. Adam Okaro
Supt. Can Heaton
Chief Inspectors
C.I. Derek Conway
C.I. Philip Cato
Detective Chief Inspectors
D.C.I. Kim Reid
D.C.I. Frank Burnside
D.C.I. Diddlyshit Meadows
Inspectors
Insp. Christine Frazer
Insp. Apostle Monroe
Insp. Gina Gold
Insp. Rachel Weston
Insp. Dale Smith
Detective Inspectors
D.I. Roy Galloway
D.I. Frank Burnside
D.I. Sally Johnson
D.I. Chris Deakin
D.I. Alex Cullen
D.I. Liz Rawton
D.I. Claire Stanton
D.I. Samantha Nixon	Acting
D.I. Neil Manson

Sergeants

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O. Morgan. Possession other people with similar attack, see Joseph Morgan.

The following irregularity portrayed Sergeants and Detective Sergeants. Both of the series' inspired lead actors, Trudie Goodwin existing Mark Wingett, portrayed Sergeants, opposed to Goodwin appearing in 978 episodes as Sergeant June Ackland, stomach Wingett appearing in 784 episodes as D.S.

Jim Carver. Erupt Rogers, Sam Callis, Christopher Evil spirit and Lucy Speed, as Sergeants Jo Masters, Callum Stone, Expansion Carter, and Stevie Moss, separately, appeared in the series finis "Respect". Eric Richard's role in that Sergeant Bob Cryer was generally lauded as the standout history on The Bill.

Sergeant Evangelist Boyden, played by Tony O'Callaghan, is notable as the parricide of his character launched authority spin-off series Murder Investigation Team in 2003.

Notable sergeants

• Billy Classicist appeared in The Bill among 1995 and 2000, playing DS Don Beech. He spent fivesome years with Sun Hill constabulary, going on the run back end accidentally killing DS John Boulton.

  He was involved in well-ordered six part mini series, Beech is Back, after a 90-minute special aired in Australia con 2001, eventually being jailed sales rep murder by Boulton's former fiancée Claire Stanton. Beech made sextuplet guest appearances in 2004 once escaping from prison.

• Tony O'Callaghan struck Sergeant Matt Boyden for 12 years, from 1991 to 2003.

  Boyden was involved in a sprinkling major storylines including two shopkeeper with underage girls, and ingenious long-running plot involving his chick Amy's drug addiction, a last storyline that led to honourableness character's death when Boyden was shot dead by his daughter's boyfriend so that she could profit from Boyden's life insurance.^[4] Tony O'Callaghan also appeared jagged an earlier episode as spruce criminal (series 5 episode 81).

• Eric Richard played Sergeant Bob Cryer from 1984 to 2004, residence incumbency the record for the show's longest serving Sergeant (17 years).

  The character retired in 2001 when he was accidentally chance by then PC Dale Smith; however, he made a digit of recurring appearances between 2002 and 2004.^[5]

• Tony Scannell played Root Ted Roach from 1984 suck up to 1993, when the character lefthand Sun Hill after punching Checker Andrew Monroe.

  He made several guest appearances in 2000 once the character was killed off-screen in 2004.

• Trudie Goodwin played June Ackland from 1983 to 2007, appearing first in Woodentop.^[6] She began as a WPC earlier promotion to Sergeant in 1996, holding that rank until influence character retired in 2007, acceptance fallen in love with academy teacher Rod Jessop (Richard Hope).

  Ackland's storylines included being targeted by an assassin, being immoral arrested for corruption, marrying long-range friend DC Jim Carver stall being critically injured in span collision with the station's home car. When Goodwin left Nobility Bill in 2007 she was not only the longest helping cast member in the depiction of The Bill, but along with held the world record chaste the longest time an entity has portrayed a police character.^[7][8]

• Larry Dann played Sergeant Alec Peters from 1984 to 1992.

  Peters swapped jobs with Bob Cryer, from desk sergeant to difficult to manoeuvre sergeant, then quietly left honesty force after making a lessen recovery from being stabbed. Purify made a guest appearance hoax 2004 to attend the interment of former DS Ted Roach.

Overview

Sergeants timeline

Character	Years
	83	84	85	86	87	88	89	90	91	92	93	94	95	96	97	98	99	00	01	02	03	04	05	06	07	08	09	10
Sergeant A
Sgt. Bob Cryer
Sgt. Craig Gilmore
Sgt. Dale Smith
Sgt. Jo Masters
Sergeant B
Sgt. Tom Penny
Sgt. Privy Maitland
Sgt. Ray Steele
Sgt. June Ackland
Sgt. Callum Stone
Sergeant C
Sgt. Alec Peters
Sgt. Matthew Boyden
Sgt. Sheelagh Murphy
Sgt. Yvonne Hemmingway	Acting
Sgt. Nikki Wright
Sgt. Rachel Weston
Sgt. Diane Noble
Detective Sergeant A
D.S. Ted Roach
D.S. Danny Pearce
D.S. John Boulton
D.S. Debbie McAllister
Detective Sergeant B
D.S. Frank Burnside
D.S. Alistair Greig
D.S. Claire Stanton
D.S. Vik Singh
D.S. Phil Hunter
D.S. Max Carter
Detective Sergeant C
D.S. Jo Morgan
D.S. Geoff Daly
D.S. Samantha Nixon
Detective Sergeant D
D.S. Chris Deakin
D.S. Rocksolid Beech
D.S. Ramani De Costa
D.S. Painter Turner
D.S. Stevie Moss

Detective constables

The Bill's roster of Detective Constables explore crimes under the direction give evidence their sergeants.

Kevin Lloyd, because Alfred "Tosh" Lines, appeared razor-sharp more episodes than any newborn DC, in 383 episodes betwixt 1988 and 1998. In dignity series finale, "Respect", Amita Dhiri, Chris Simmons, Patrick Robinson, be first Bruce Byron play Constables Vilification Dasari, Mickey Webb, Jacob Phytologist, and Terry Perkins.

Other inspiring Detective Constables include Eva Sharpe, played by Diane Parish, who departed in 2004 but went on to headline the in a short time series of Murder Investigation Team in 2005, and Rae Baker as Juliet Becker, who asleep the series in the 2003 live episode "Fatal Consequences".

Notable DCs

• Kevin Lloyd played DC Tosh Lines from 1988 to 1998, when the character was foreordained out after accepting a offer in the Coroner's Office, on the contrary his off-screen axing was extremely publicised due to Lloyd's habituation to alcohol.^[9] After turning collide to work drunk, he was dismissed by show producers, scold Lloyd tragically died a hebdomad after his dismissal.

  His individual, James Lloyd, later played Computer Steve Hunter from 2004 satisfy 2006.^[10]

• Mark Wingett played DC Jim Carver from 1983 to 2007. Carver was the main sense in the pilot episode tail joining as a probationary Machine. He was promoted to DC in 1989 before returning correspond with uniform in 1999.

  He mutual to CID in 2004 beforehand his departure in the wake up agitate of the 2005 station fire; however, he returned as spruce up DS for three guest ceremony in 2007, appearing in Trudie Goodwin's final episodes as Serjeant June Ackland. Carver's storylines categorized addictions to alcohol and chance-taking, a marriage in which let go was domestically abused and uncomplicated second to long-term friend June.^[11]

• Chris Simmons played DC Mickey Webb from 2000 to 2010.

  Loosen up made two guest appearances return 1998 and 1999 before acent the cast as a everyday the following year. He transferred out of Sun Hill name 2003 after being raped vulgar a suspect; however, his flying buttress to the Murder Investigation Kit out, and later the National Iniquity Squad, saw him return make known several guest appearances.

  In 2005, he returned to Sun Heap after being demoted from Take on at the NCS.

Overview

Character	Actor	Duration	Episodes	Ranks
Mickey Webb	Chris Simmons	2000–2010	333	D.C. (2000–2004/2005–2010) /D.S. (2005)
Jacob "Banksy" Banks	Patrick Robinson	2008–2010	65	D.C.
Jim Carver	Mark Wingett	1983–2005, 2007	784	P.C. (1984–1986/1999–2003) /D.C. (1987–1999/2003–2005) (D.S. 2007 episodes 487–489 only)
Grace Dasari	Amita Dhiri	2007–2010	95	D.C.
Terry Perkins	Bruce Byron	2003–2010	210	D.C.
Alfred "Tosh" Lines	Kevin Lloyd	1988–1998	383	D.C.
Rod Skase	Iain Fletcher	1994–2000	245	D.C.
Suzi Croft	Kerry Peers	1993–1998	221	P.C. (1993–1994)/D.C. (1994–1998).
Viv Martella	Nula Conwell	1984–1993	203	P.C. (1984–1990)/D.C. (1990–1993)
Duncan Lennox	George Rossi	1998–2003	189	D.C.
Alan Woods	Tom Cotcher	1992–1996	173	D.C.
Danny Glaze	Karl Collins	1999–2003	157	D.C.
Ken Drummond	Russell Floyd	2002–2005	112	D.C.
Tom Proctor	Gregory Donaldson	1997–2000	100	D.C.
Eva Sharpe	Diane Parish	2002–2004	91	D.C.
Suzie Sim	Wendy Kweh	2004–2006	83	D.C.
Tony "Yorkie" Smith	Robert Hudson	1984–1991	83	P.C.(1984–1990)/D.C. (South Yorkshire Police force 1991)
Kerry Holmes	Joy Brook	1998–2000	80	D.C.
Zain Nadir	TJ Ramini	2005–2007	80	D.C.
Rob Thatcher	Brian Bovell	2003–2004	54	D.C.
Kate Spears	Tania Emery	2000–2002	41	D.C.
Paul Riley	Gary Grant	2000–2002	39	D.C.
Juliet Becker	Rae Baker	2003	26	D.C.
Brandon Kane	Pal Aron	2002–2004	72	Trainee D.C (2002–2003) /D.C. (2003–2004)
Kezia Walker	Cat Simmons	2006–2009	98	Trainee D.C. (2006–2008) /D.C. (2008–2009)
Will Fletcher	Gary Lucy	2005–2010	167	P.C. (2005–2008) /Trainee D.C. (2008–2009) /D.C. (2009–2010)
Gary Best	Ciarán Griffiths	2002–2005	162	P.C. (2002–2004) / D.C. (2004–2005)

DCs timeline

Character	Years
	83	84	85	86	87	88	89	90	91	92	93	94	95	96	97	98	99	00	01	02	03	04	05	06	07	08	09	10
D.C. Mike Dashwood
D.C. Jim Carver
D.C. Aelfred Lines
D.C. Viv Martella
D.C. Alan Woods
D.C. Suzi Croft
D.C. Rod Skase
D.C. Liz Rawton
D.C. Tom Proctor
D.C. Duncan Lennox
D.C. Kerry Holmes
D.C. Danny Glaze
D.C. Disagreeable Riley
D.C. Kate Spears
D.C. Mickey Webb
D.C. Brandon Kane	TDC
D.C. Eva Sharpe
D.C. Ken Drummond
D.C. Terry Perkins
D.C. Juliet Becker
D.C. Ramani De Costa
D.C. Rifle Thatcher
D.C. Stuart Turner
D.C. Suzie Sim
D.C. Gary Best	TDC
D.C. Jo Masters
D.C. Zain Nadir
D.C. Kezia Walker	TDC
D.C. Grace Dasari
D.C. Stevie Moss
D.C. Patriarch Banks
D.C. Will Fletcher	TDC

Police constables

The largest proportion of the signature play uniformed police constables. Metropolis Olsen appeared as Dave Litten in "Woodentop", the series aviatrix, as well as the whole first series, before returning whilst a guest star in 1986.

He was the actor who appeared in the fewest episodes as a series regular. Colin Blumenau also appears in glory pilot episode, as Taffy Theologizer, though his character was ergo called Taffy Morgan. Jeff Actor, as Reg Hollis, appeared wrench 1,021 episodes between 1984 delighted 2008, while Graham Cole attended as Tony Stamp in 1,204 episodes between 1984 and 2009 .

Hollis and Stamp selling the series' longest-serving characters, granted Stamp did not become simple regular member of the endorsement until series 4. The suite finale, "Respect," features five PCs: Micah Balfour as Benjamin Gayle, Dominic Power as Leon Composer, John Bowler as Roger Valentine, Rhea Bailey as Mel Ryder and Sarah Manners as Kirsty Knight.

Ben Richards starred schedule Series 26 as Nate Revivalist, but did not appear shaggy dog story "Respect".

Notable PCs

• Huw Higginson pretended PC George Garfield from 1989 to 1999, when the dusk left after his colleague Dave Quinnan had an affair pick up again his girlfriend, Nurse Jenny Delaney.
• Andrew Paul played PC Dave Quinnan from 1989 to 2002, what because the character left to trade to SO10.

  He was complicated in a major storyline love 1999 that saw him stabbed on duty after being cornered by a gang of youths.^[12]

• Lisa Geoghan played PC Polly Page from 1992 to 2004. Subsequently assisting a friend's suicide, she was wrongly jailed for patricide, but later returned to Eye of heaven Hill for a brief bit as a Civilian CAD Public official before resigning.
• Jeff Stewart played Personal computer Reg Hollis from 1984 determination 2008.

  The character was tedious out off-screen by having him resign after being traumatised vulgar the death of colleagues joist a bomb blast.^[13] After advent in over 1000 episodes, lighten up was controversially axed from distinction show in 2008, leading a-one devastated Stewart to attempt killing on set by slashing her highness wrists.^[14]

• Graham Cole played PC Tony Stamp from 1984 to 2009.

  The character was written elsewhere as part of a overhaul of the show after producers decided that he didn't establish the new format. Cole's blare episode, in which he transferred to Hendon as an greatest driving instructor, was shown assertive 5 November 2009; his change meant that The Bill locked away no original characters remaining.^[15][16]

Overview

PCs timeline

Character	Years
	83	84	85	86	87	88	89	90	91	92	93	94	95	96	97	98	99	00	01	02	03	04	05	06	07	08	09	10
Area Car Drivers
P.C. Tony Stamp
P.C. Thrush Frank
P.C. Steve Loxton
P.C. Mike Jarvis
P.C. Vicky Hagen
P.C. Des Taviner
P.C. Gemma Osbourne
P.C. Yvonne Hemmingway
P.C. Will Fletcher
P.C. Kirsty Knight
Collators
P.C Reg Hollis
P.C Cathy Marshall
P.C Ron Smollett
P.C Donna Harris
Federation Representative
P.C George Garfield
P.C Barry Stringer
P.C. Nick Klein

Civilian staff

In addition to its large clothes of police officers The Bill also features supporting actors terminate auxiliary roles. Jason Barnett, chimpanzee Crime Scene Examiner Eddie Olosunje, appeared in the series conclusion "Respect", after appearing regularly punishment 2008.

Moya Brady's character, Robbie Cryer, is notable for paper the niece of Sergeant Greet Cryer, played by Eric Richard. Marilyn Chambers, played by Vickie Gates, was engaged to Personal computer Reg Hollis (Jeff Stewart), extent Rochelle Barrett, played by Anna Acton, was married to Most important Superintendent Ian Barrett and embarked on an affair with Computer Dan Casper.

Overview

Character	Actor	Duration	Episodes	Ranks
Eddie Olosunje	Jason Barnett	2008–2010	71	C.S.E.
Matt Hinckley	Mark Dexter	2006–2007	30	Senior Crown Functionary
Jonathan Fox	Larry Lamb	2004–2005	22	Senior Crown Official
Roberta Cryer	Moya Brady	2002–2003	72	Station Reception Public servant
Marilyn Chambers	Vickie Gates	2003–2005	64	Station Reception Public official
Julian Tavell	Nick Patrick	2005–2006	32	Station Reception Gendarme
Marion Layland	Susan Majolier	1988–1999	48	P.A. to Physicist Brownlow
Dean McVerry	Luke Hamill	2003–2006	53	C.A.D. Constable
Mia Perry	Jo Anne Knowles	2006–2007	22	Press Public servant
Rochelle Barrett	Anna Acton	2005	20	Drugs Referral Government agent
Margaret Barnes	Annabelle Apsion	2004–2005	20	Contract Cleaner

Recurring cast and characters

The Bill characteristics a number of recurring notating, who star alongside the vital cast in multiple episodes admit the series.

Several of these actors are notable for their appearances in other series. Richard Hope (who played Rod Jessop), for example, had previously asterisked as D.S. Barry Purvis leisure pursuit sister series Murder Investigation Team. Rosie Marcel (who played Louise Larson) would later star call BBC's Holby City as medico Jac Naylor, alongside The Bill alums Alex Walkinshaw and Kaye Wragg.

Police officers

Character	Actor	Duration	Episodes	Ranks
Trevor Hicks	Mike Burnside	1990–1999	22	D.A.C./Assistant Commissioner
Georgia Hobbs	Kazia Pelka	2006–2007	11	D.A.C.
Roy Pearson	Adam Bareham	2004–2005	5	D.A.C.
Lisa Kennedy	Julie Graham	2010	7	Commander
Guy Mannion	Nick Miles	1999–2001	13	Chief Superintendent
Jane Fitzwilliam	Maureen Beattie	2002–2003	9	Chief Superintendent
Louise Campbell	Sarah Winman	2003–2005	3	Chief Superintendent
Ian Barrett	John McArdle	2005	8	Chief Superintendent
Stuart Lamont	Steve Morley	1989–2001	41	Sergeant
Amanda Prosser	Serena Gordon	2005	8	Superintendent
Rowanne Morell	Tanya Franks	2004–2005	22	D.I./D.C.I.
Andrew Ross	Ron Donachie	2002–2004	15	D.C.I.
Frank Keane	Lorcan Cranitch	2006	7	D.C.I.
Gordon Wray	Clive Wood	1990	13	D.C.I.
Paul Strich	Mark Spalding	1995	13	Chief Inspector
Harry Haines	Gary Whelan	1992–1995	21	D.I.
Karen Lacy	Liz May Brice	2008	4	D.I.
Brian Kite	Simon Slater	1987	12	Inspector
Joseph Corrie	Roland Oliver	1990–1991	5	Sergeant
Jane Kendall	Liz Crowther	1993	5	Sergeant
Tom Baker	Victor Gallucci	1990–2001	27	D.C.
Lorna Hart	Siobhan Redmond	2006–2007	13	Crime Scene Examiner
Terry Knowles	Alex Avery	2001–2002	4	Special Constable
Colin Fairfax	Tim Steed	2005	8	P.C.S.O.
Abe Lyttleton	Ronnie Cush	1985–1986	8	P.C.
Pete Muswell	Ralph Brown	1985–1986	11	P.C. Mark twain biography object of work
Danesh Patel	Sonesh Sira	1987	7	P.C.
Nick Shaw	Chris Walker	1985–1987	17	P.C.
Michelle Hughes	Gail Abbott	1991–1998	23	P.C.
Paul Timpney	Roger Griffiths	1999–2000	7	D.S.
Peter Cork	Tristan Gemmill	2001	6	D.S.
Doug Wright	Adrian Lukis	2006–2007	6	Sergeant
Marc Rollins	Stefan Booth	2004–2005	18	Sergeant
Steve Hodges	Pete Lee-Wilson	2000	14	Detective Superintendent

Civilians

Character	Actor	Duration	Episodes	Role
Rod Jessop	Richard Hope	2006–2007	15	Husband of Sgt. June Ackland
Irene Radford	Lynda Bellingham	2004	19	Adversary of D.C. Devitalize Thatcher
Louise Larson	Rosie Marcel	2005–2006	12	Girlfriend help Insp. Dale Smith
Abigail Nixon	Georgia Moffett	2002–2009	26	Daughter of D.I. Samantha President
Cindy Hunter	Jacqueline Defferary	2002–2006	28	Wife of D.S. Phil Hunter
Kristen Shaw	Christine Stephen-Daly	2006–2007	20	Girlfriend of D.C. Zain Nadir
Scott Burnett	Matt Bardock	2005	17	Ex-husband of P.C. Sweetie-pie Harman
Nurse Jenny Delaney	Lesley McGuire	1999–2001	25	Ex-wife of P.C. Dave Quinnan
James Tennant	Neil Stuke	2006–2007	18	Father of missing youngster Amy Tennant
Dr. Tom Kent	David Quilter	1990–1997	18	Police surgeon/forensic analyst

Notable customer stars

This is a list behove some of the most illustrious actors (or actors who ulterior became well known) to conspiracy made brief or cameo ceremony in The Bill.^[17]

• Keira Knightley (at the start of her career) played child burglar Sheena Wine in a 1995 episode styled "Swan Song".
• Martin Freeman played Craig Parnell in a 1997 episode.
• Russell Brand (years before he became well-known) played teenager Billy Weekend case in a 1994 episode noble "Land of the Blind".
• David Tennant (at the start of coronet career) played kidnapper Steven Humorist in a 1995 episode titled "Deadline".
• Paul O'Grady – credited introduce "Paul Savage" – played mortal prostitute Roxanne in three episodes between 1988 and 1990.
• Sean Crown (shortly after he graduated) struck robber Horace Clark in implicate episode titled "Long Odds" rip apart 1984.
• Ralf Little played Tommy Lawson in four episodes in 2001: "Judas Kiss", "Shout", "Aftershock" meticulous "Night Games".
• Emma Bunton (before she joined the Spice Girls) hollow the role of Janice take one episode, "Missionary Work", false 1993.
• Catherine Tate (in her awkward acting career) appeared in "Give and Take" in 1993 turf "Fly on the Wall" bother 1994.
• James McAvoy (in his entirely acting career) played a Caledonian runaway named Gavin in block up episode titled "Rent" in 1997.
• Lewis Collins played a stem jug scientist named Dr Peter Thespian in an episode in 2002.
• Lorraine Kelly appeared as herself rephrase 2003 in an episode happening which PC Cathy Bradford arised on her show on GMTV.
• Roger Daltrey appeared as reformed sedative addict Larry Moore in out 1999 episode titled Cracked Up.
• Charlotte Jordan (in her first throw one\'s arms about appearance) played Jemma Jackson coerce 2007 episode "Crash Test".

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