Shown at Saturday tea time,this series was centred around a village policeman and the drama that his every day duties brought him into contact with.a sort of forerunner to "heartbeat",it was also set in Yorkshire.
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Title: Parkin's Patch (1969–1970)
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John Flanagan | ... | P.C. Moss Parkin 26 episodes, 1969-1970 |
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Heather Page | ... | Beth Parkin 23 episodes, 1969-1970 |
| Gareth Thomas | ... | Ron Radley 22 episodes, 1969-1970 | |
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Shown at Saturday tea time,this series was centred around a village policeman and the drama that his every day duties brought him into contact with.a sort of forerunner to "heartbeat",it was also set in Yorkshire.
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Three episodes from the first season - "The Deserter", "The Way Home" and "Boys" - are thought to only survive as monochrome 16mm film telerecordings rather than their original colour videotape. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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19 September 1969 (UK) See more »Company Credits
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"Parkin's Patch" is a bit like the "Heartbeart" of its day. This is OK in small doses and it was the right move in making the episodes 25 minutes each. The crimes that occur in this series are usually less serious ones. There is a fair bit of location shooting which helps. Look out for Michael Robbins (a.k.a Arthur from "On the Buses") who appears in a few episodes. I have the series on DVD but I seldom see it.