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"The Professionals"
Black Out (1980)


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Overview

Director:
William Brayne
Writers:
Brian Clemens (creator)
Brian Clemens (written by)
Original Air Date:
19 October 1980 (Season 4, Episode 7)
Genre:
Action | Crime more
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Cast

 (Episode Cast overview, first billed only)
Gordon Jackson ... George Cowley
Martin Shaw ... Doyle
Lewis Collins ... Bodie

Ben Cross ... Stuart
Linda Hayden ... Gerda Helm
Steve Alder ... Murphy
Jill Martin ... Mrs. Parker
Sylvester Morand ... Mr. Parker
Timothy Stark ... Henry
John Arnatt ... Humber

Gareth Armstrong ... Dr. Marsand
Kevin Quarmby ... P.C. Fenton
Amanda Leigh ... Betty Fenton
Derek Ensor ... Bank Manager
John Cording ... Minter
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Goofs:
Continuity: Gerda tells Bodie to turn left at one point - but he actually turns right! more
Quotes:
Stuart: You work with Bodie most times, right?
Raymond Doyle: Yeah.
Stuart: I heard he can be a right pain...
Raymond Doyle: Bodie's all right.
Stuart: You know, just testing. Loyalty's a very rare commodity these days. If we get into a situation, I like to be sure of my backup.
Raymond Doyle: I'll be there.
Stuart: Yeah, you're okay, Doyle. Your mouth flaps a bit too much, but you're okay.
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