Rocket Man (2005– )A recently widowed Welsh man struggles to build a rocket to launch his wife's ashes into space. Creator:Alison Hume |
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Rocket Man (2005– )A recently widowed Welsh man struggles to build a rocket to launch his wife's ashes into space. Creator:Alison Hume |
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| Robson Green | ... |
George Stevenson
(6 episodes, 2005)
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Charles Dale | ... |
Barney Scott
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John Rhys Halliwell | ... |
Tom Stevenson
(6 episodes, 2005)
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| Kai Owen | ... |
David 'Shiner' Owen
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| Philip Whitchurch | ... |
Lloyd Edwards
(6 episodes, 2005)
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| Lucy Evans | ... |
Angela Stevenson
(6 episodes, 2005)
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Dave Hill | ... |
Huw Masters
(6 episodes, 2005)
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Alison Newman | ... |
Diane Scott
(6 episodes, 2005)
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Janine Wood | ... |
Mary Hughes
(6 episodes, 2005)
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Marcus Smith | ... |
Ed Fernandez
(6 episodes, 2005)
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| Kay Bridgeman | ... |
Pam Tomlyn
(6 episodes, 2005)
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Peter McNally | ... |
Mr. McNulty
(4 episodes, 2005)
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Marie Lewis | ... |
Ceri Devoy
(4 episodes, 2005)
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David Yelland | ... |
Eric
(4 episodes, 2005)
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Maureen Bennett | ... |
Barbara Masters
(4 episodes, 2005)
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George enlists the help of friends and co-workers at the chocolate factory he works in to construct and launch a rocket to release his recently dead wife's ashes into space. Plus he deals with his young son's needs as well as his teenage daughter's ambitions to be a rock singer. Written by Ron Kerrigan <mvg@whidbey.com>
Absolutely fantastic, good entertainment. I don't think Robson Green can go wrong, everything I have seen him in from Soldier, Soldier onwards has been very good. If the rest of the series is as good as the first episode we are in for a treat. Well done actors, writers and production. Wonderful performances from the cast, dialogue is both witty and dramatic and the production costs show on the screen. Brilliant. I hope this series is the shape of things to come. British TV drama has been in the doldrums for some time. What a pleasure it is to have amusing, violence free entertainment for a change. And please lets have more programs with Robson Green in.