"Drama" is turning into UKTV Gold back in the day where is would show the best of British tv starting on the 10th Feb the morning lineup will read

Ballykissangel
Lovejoy
Casualty
The Bill
The Bill

That episode could very well be Series 15 - Episode 67, as the series/episode order that is online (and the DVDs) is largely fan-made. The internal running order, as above, is different.

But they've never published the official series order, so everyone just settles for the idea that 1 year = 1 series.

I have seen a few year round series with the same idea just easier I guess

That would get really confusing when they got to the numbered episodes

Did anyone see Keira Knightly on Graham Norton last night? They were speaking about her appearance in The Bill when she was very young; she said how exciting the character was and how she loved being on a show she'd always watched. It was nice to hear!

Watched Section F again yesterday, this time the Watch version. Sadly that too had been cut as in line with the Drama edit; my fear is that if Watch carry on taking the Drama edit we might never see a full edit again! Hopefully though once the episodes decreased in length around 2002ish they might show them in full.

That's a bit disheartening to hear. I thought the Watch version might be the same ones that Alibi (i think?) used a few years back.
I have recordings of some of those episodes namely the Carver alcohol storyline and there are some scenes in the Alibi episodes that Drama omitted recently.

Section F was indeed a great episode.

The Bill is returning to Drama on 10th Feb does anybody know if they will be carrying on from where they left off?
on my virgin media guide it doesnt say but interestingly it says Julie Graham and Andrew Lancel are in it obviously much later in teh series that might just be a mistake.

Yes, it picks up from where it left off. The last episode that went out (31/12/13) was BEASTS (season 16 episode 9) and the first of the new run (10/2/14) is advertised on the Drama site as TRUSTING THE ENEMY (season 16 episode 10) featuring a DS Beech storyline.

It's a mistake on the listings i looked at today it picks up where it left off

I didn't manage to tape the episode; The Rate for the Job

Is there anyone who could put this particular episode on DVD for me? I'll pay whatever you feel is necessary!

Have I missed "The trial of Eddie Santini". Had the series carried on, i think it would have aired mid January.

Anyone know please?

According to the listings it's on at the end of this month

George Rossi (DC Duncan Lennox) was in a film that was shown on BBC2 last weekend. Called "Comfort And Joy" it dates back to mid 1984. I didn't recognise him at first - he had a full beard and moustache and a curly mop of hair - but as soon as I heard his voice I immediately recognised him.

The film also featured the gorgeous Clare Grogan, of Altered Images and later Eastenders fame.

The film is on the BBC iPlayer until the early hours of Sunday morning. Unfortunately I didn't think too much of the film, it all seemed a bit contrived.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode...mfort_and_Joy/

A word of warning, TRUSTING THE ENEMY (11:00 Monday 10th February)only gets the one showing; there's no next-day or overnight repeat.

http://www.locatetv.com/tv/bill/131/...le#11-Feb-2014

Okay, I missed that but there's no next morning repeat and those who regularly watch the newest episode in the later time-slot still need to beware. I shall be recording at 11:00 and at noon on Monday with series link attached to the noon showing.

Thank you

What happened to the watch bill episodes? The last one before Xmas was one about Leon Taylor on 17/12 and then they started again in January with 'the party's over' which I assume is an earlier series one?

Did they not sure the last episodes?

Very complicated, I'm not sure whether to stick with the Watch repeats or go back to Drama

It returns to Drama tomorrow yay

I watch my freeview through the windows media centre and for some reason the episodes are still in 4:3

Please could someone help me out with this? Its the only one I have missed throughout the 1998, 1999 and 2000 episodes? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Cheerio to Rod Skase

Yeah that was quite a grim exit for him in the end, just walking off into the night after being blamed for the death of that child. I know he was angry but Meadows seemed determined to have him struck off and didn't give a thought about all the years they had worked together, they even spent time in France together at one point.

I don't remember his last episode at all first time round. Had no idea he left like this. I think I must have started dipping in and out at this point and I feel the same way now watching it again.

Enjoyed the episode though. Apart from the camera work - I hate all that swirling camera work