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"Fraud Squad" Two Kinds of Crash (1969)


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Writers:
Ivor Jay (creator)
Anthony Marriott (writer)
TV Series:
"Fraud Squad" (1969)
Original Air Date:
5 August 1969 (Season 1, Episode 12)
Genre:
Crime | Drama
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Cast

 (Episode Cast) (in credits order)
Patrick O'Connell ... Det. Insp. Gamble
Joanna Van Gyseghem ... Det. Sgt. Vicky Hicks
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Henry Moxon
Ralph Nossek ... Supt. Proud
Kate O'Connell ... Lucy Gamble (as Katherine O'Connell)

Geoffrey Palmer ... Arthur New
John Ringham
Gladys Spencer
June Watson ... Madge New
Elizabeth Weaver ... Helen Gamble
Colin Welland ... Olly West
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Episode Crew
Directed by
Michael Currer-Briggs 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Ivor Jay  creator
Anthony Marriott  writer

Produced by
Robert D. Cardona .... associate producer
Nicholas Palmer .... producer
 

Series Crew
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Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Ivor Jay  creator

Production Design by
Michael Bailey 
Michael Eve 
Don Fisher 
Stanley Mills 
Trevor Patterson 
Gerry Roberts 
Anthony Waller 
 
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