Anonymous intelligence gatherer for the crown or cardinal.
A compassionate figure who doubts that the strange creature is truly a monster. He helps it escape, protects it from Sir Mordred's sword, and discovers that it can handle King Arthur's sword because its heart is pure.
Bob is Terry's lifelong friend and the other central figure. Now middle-class but nostalgic for their old neighborhood, he is increasingly dissatisfied with his marriage to Thelma. His conflicts with her, comic misadventures with Terry, and accidental departure on a sailing ship drive much of the story.
Initially appears as a civilian at the warehouse but is revealed to be a Dalek agent. Undergoes mind-copying, breaks free to help the Doctor, but his conditioning later allows Mercer's death. Ultimately sacrifices himself by triggering the station's self-destruct.
A fellow traveler who becomes infatuated with the saucy hitchhiker and pursues her affection with humorous results.
Arthur Crabtree is Billy's friend, associated with the social circle in which Billy's claims are exposed. After it is publicly announced that Billy will supposedly move to London to work with Danny Boon, Arthur scolds him for lying to his mother. His rebuke reinforces the collapse of Billy's invented success.
Rodney Bewes has 24 screen credits in a career dating back to 1962. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently St Trinian's Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Glamour Night, The Likely Lads, Unidentified Flying Oddball. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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