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Season 1 - 5 Guest Character Directory: D |
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Duration: Season |
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Darren Lucas (Chris Newell) |
1999 |
Scott Lucas's teenaged brother, who lives in London with their mom Carole. Is overwhelmed by his brother's star status, especially when a disgruntled Scott goes on strike and hides at the family home, while journalists camp outside and Darren's friends turn on him over his brother's behaviour. Plays a key part in his brother's escape from the house by exiting under a sheet with Scott's agent Jeff Stein. A year later Carole reveals Darren and Scott do not have the same father, and Scott goes in search of, and acceptance from, the father he hasn't seen since aged seven. |
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Dave Plumber (Dean Bardini) |
1999 |
Long-time friend of Wes Kingsley, and probably his biggest fan. Brings all of Wes's possessions up from London after he has signed from Leyton Orient, and is very proud his friend has moved up to sign for Harchester. Wes invites Dave to hang around, and he often turns up to gatherings involving the team, where Dave notices that Scott Lucas is being a jerk to Wes. Ray Wyatt believes Dave's presence is a distraction to Wes fitting in and bonding with his team mates, so drops a story about how a team mate of his own failed to make it as a pro because he spent all his time with a friend outside the club, which sends Dave on his way. |
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Doctor (Alan Milne) |
2002 |
Overseeing the care of Gary Peggs when he suffers spinal injuries after falling into a swimming pool following drug taking. Informs Peggsy that although he will walk again after a long rehabilitation, he will not be able to play football professionally again. |
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Doctor (Jonathan Floyd) |
2002 |
Tash's doctor who gives her the news she is pregnant, which she has to contend with the possibility of Monday being the father. After tests, she is relived to get the confirmation that the baby is Jamie's. |
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Doctor Weiss (James McCarthy) |
1998, 1999 |
Overseees the already-injured Warren's operation after his cruciate ligament is damaged in the youth team match against Arsenal Under 19's. Has a dry sense of humour which Julie doesn't appreciate, and mentions how it's a pity they can't operate on Warren's personality while they're at it! Reappears the following season when it is Luis's turn to come under his care following medial ligament damage to his knee. |
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Donna Friend (Natasha Kellett) |
2000-2001 |
The brains of the pair's gold digging schemes, Donna and pal Maria Kitson were on the lookout to make as much money as they could by snaring and selling stories on rich footballers. They disappointingly land first team newcomers Campbell Hooper and Danny Rawsthorne, the latter Donna drugs when he gets in the way of their partying plans. Maria becomes involved with the slightly more (only just) prominent Eddie Moliano, and Donna sets her straight that she will get them the money to go to Australia because she owes her, when Maria starts to stray from her. |
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Dr Christensen (Paul Cameron) |
2001 |
Gives evidence at Fletch's trial in regards to Prash's blood being found on his tracksuit trousers. Brandt takes him to task over how no further testing was done to see if anyone else other than Fletch could have been wearing the trousers, and thus committed the murder. |
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Dr Packard (Andrew Alston) |
2001 |
Called to give evidence at Fletch's trial that he was the first doctor on the scene when Prash was discovered dead in his office. |
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Dr. Sheila (Heather Tobias) |
2001, 2007 |
Lynda's GP throughout her time in Harchester. After a collapse, she gives Lynda the news that she is pregnant, though with it being the married Ray Wyatt's baby, plus her stressful position at the club, Lynda is unsure she can keep the baby. Sheila helps Lynda see she should go with what's best for her, not other people, and Lynda decides to keep the baby, but suffers a miscarriage. A few years later, Sheila councils Harchester's present manager Jimmy Craig and his daughter Gemma, on how to get back on track following her coming out of a coma with memory loss. |
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DS Anderton (Mark Straker) |
2000 |
Investigates, if you can call it that, when Fletch is being stalked by Craig Enright. All Anderton offers is to record Fletch’s conversations with Craig, while the club itself provides him a bodyguard. Anderton meets Craig lurking outside the Barrons where Craig makes it look like Fletch gave him keys to his house, which makes Anderton take Fletch's claims even less seriously. |