Gaiole

Re. Midsomer Murders =

Thank you! As I said in my edit summary, I had no direct evidence that the John Barnaby character hadn't appeared in series 4, but it just seemed highly unlikely since the character was apparently only invented because they needed a replacement for John Nettles, and the chances of them having got an actor in a guest role to come and assume the lead twelve years later as the same character seemed extremely slim - I'm sure it's not unprecedented in the history of television, but if that HAD happened it would certainly be remarkable, and would require a great deal more sourced explanation than just a throwaway remark! So Neil Dudgeon was in series 4 as another character, eh? I wonder if that means in the Midsomer Murders universe old John Barnaby has a doppelgänger!

Incidentally, I agree with you on the point of the sidekick characters being referred to by their surnames. If you should notice it being re-reverted later on, give me a buzz, and I'll come on to the talk page for the article and help you establish a consensus on that point. I'll let you know likewise if I notice it, too. Lordrosemount (talk) 00:52, 21 June 2012 (UTC)

Time Team

Hiya, Channel 4 own site has misleading informaiton ill try tracka source down that shows it wrong, i can assure you ther enot specials if you watch the epsiod ethere regular epsiodes special have titel credit at the beging TIME TEAM SPECIAL: special nameAndrewcrawford (talk - contrib) 17:40, 24 June 2012 (UTC)

generally you take the primary source as absoluteness but it better to use 3rd party realisable sources that have no affricative to the subject in this case time team, im a bit tied up just now but when i can find it i will post it on your page first so we can discuss rather than edit war. Basically primary sources can be deceptive because they can have there own agendgaAndrewcrawford (talk - contrib) 19:42, 24 June 2012 (UTC)

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