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I was gonna come to July but I'm not paying £8 for the 'privilege' 
Posted: 10:23 Jun 19 2004
Nos Night - 10th July - PA Appearance - Richard Herd
Another guest, this time not for Valhalla, but for the July Nos Night.
Richard Herd, who played Dr.Stanley Backer in Season 2 Buffy episode "Killed by Death", has decided to pop along and say hi to everyone. While he has a single Buffy episode behind him, his genre credits in general are incredibly impressive. He was:
Captain Sheridan in T.J.Hooker (Hooker's boss)
John the Supreme Commander in V
Captain Galaxy in Quantum Leap
Admiral Noyce in Seaquest: DSV (10 episodes)
Admiral Owen Paris, Star Trek Voyager (10 episodes)
He's also been in the Rockford Files, Starsky and Hutch, The Streets of San Francisco, Hart to Hart, M*A*S*H, The A-Team, Knight Rider, Murder She Wrote, Scarecrow and Mrs.King, Hill Street Blues, Beauty and the Beast, The Golden Girls, Brisco County Jr, Tales from the Crypt, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Dr.Quinn: Medicine Woman, E.R., Walker Texas Ranger, Diagnosis Murder, JAG, the O.C., The
China Syndrome, and many more. One of his first movies was Hercules in New York, which was Arnie's first starring role! So he has met pretty much everyone.
He'll be popping in to do a photo shoot, talk, and to sign
autographs.
There will be a limited number of tickets available. Entrance will be £5.00 if bought in advance or £8.00 on the door.
To book in advance please call 07963 618 197.
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So usual roll call as well.......
Richard Herd, who played Dr.Stanley Backer in Season 2 Buffy episode "Killed by Death", has decided to pop along and say hi to everyone. While he has a single Buffy episode behind him, his genre credits in general are incredibly impressive. He was:
Captain Sheridan in T.J.Hooker (Hooker's boss)
John the Supreme Commander in V
Captain Galaxy in Quantum Leap
Admiral Noyce in Seaquest: DSV (10 episodes)
Admiral Owen Paris, Star Trek Voyager (10 episodes)
He's also been in the Rockford Files, Starsky and Hutch, The Streets of San Francisco, Hart to Hart, M*A*S*H, The A-Team, Knight Rider, Murder She Wrote, Scarecrow and Mrs.King, Hill Street Blues, Beauty and the Beast, The Golden Girls, Brisco County Jr, Tales from the Crypt, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Dr.Quinn: Medicine Woman, E.R., Walker Texas Ranger, Diagnosis Murder, JAG, the O.C., The
China Syndrome, and many more. One of his first movies was Hercules in New York, which was Arnie's first starring role! So he has met pretty much everyone.
He'll be popping in to do a photo shoot, talk, and to sign
autographs.
There will be a limited number of tickets available. Entrance will be £5.00 if bought in advance or £8.00 on the door.
To book in advance please call 07963 618 197.
* * * * * * *
So usual roll call as well.......
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Ditto
by Teresa
I was gonna come to July but I'm not paying £8 for the 'privilege'
Posted: 11:11 Jun 19 2004
Saying that though I'll most likely be on a drunken crawl if anyone else is interested....
Posted: 11:31 Jun 19 2004
ok its good to see they have a guest, but a very very minor guest and £8? Hmm, doubtful i'll be there.
Posted: 12:42 Jun 19 2004
It's NOT £8.00 if you ring the number and book in advance
All you're doing is leaving your name on a list and then when you get to Pages you'll pay £5.00 entry.
If you don't book in advance then you will be charged the higher fee.
All you're doing is leaving your name on a list and then when you get to Pages you'll pay £5.00 entry.
If you don't book in advance then you will be charged the higher fee.
Posted: 12:58 Jun 19 2004 Still not game for it to be honest, might change my mind though, prolly need another night out.
by Jola
It's NOT £8.00 if you ring the number and book in advance
All you're doing is leaving your name on a list and then when you get to Pages you'll pay £5.00 entry.
If you don't book in advance then you will be charged the higher fee.
Don't get me wrong there have been some excellent times at Nos, but it's, for lack of a better term, boring. It's almost like a choice...minor guest or episodes/film. That and the beer prices still don't help (Unless they have been changed)
We'll see.....
Posted: 13:13 Jun 19 2004
*whispers* what about a not-nos for people who dont want to get in the way of people who want to meet the guest?
Posted: 14:10 Jun 19 2004
No Nos again for me this month...I'm in Scotland that week for Jed Festival. Going out at 7pm on Thursday night and won't get to bed till 4am Sunday morning Last year I had 12hrs sleep over the 3 nights but boy was it fun 
Last year I had 12hrs sleep over the 3 nights but boy was it fun
Posted: 14:29 Jun 19 2004
Now if it was Douglas Herd i'd be interested...
As for the "Drunken Crawl"...
The Dr Stanley Hunter memorial Pub crawl hasn't been trod in a while...
(well not since my birthday)
As for the "Drunken Crawl"...
The Dr Stanley Hunter memorial Pub crawl hasn't been trod in a while...
(well not since my birthday)
Posted: 17:16 Jun 22 2004 That, my man, sounds like a fine idea...
by JimiTheGent
As for the "Drunken Crawl"...
The Dr Stanley Hunter memorial Pub crawl hasn't been trod in a while..
Posted: 23:00 Jun 22 2004 
I'm not sure if I'm gonna be around that weekend, but if I am then I'm up for that!
by JimiTheGent
As for the "Drunken Crawl"...
The Dr Stanley Hunter memorial Pub crawl hasn't been trod in a while...
(well not since my birthday)
Posted: 01:54 Jun 23 2004 Watch out though. Mr Shouty gets mad if you spend too long looking at knickers when he wants to go to the next pub
by PictureOfFlowers
I'm not sure if I'm gonna be around that weekend, but if I am then I'm up for that!
Posted: 20:10 Jun 23 2004 Lol! I'll bear that in mind. Though I'm sure it depends on who's wearing them at the time...
by Yvonne
Watch out though. Mr Shouty gets mad if you spend too long looking at knickers when he wants to go to the next pub
Posted: 23:30 Jun 23 2004
Failure to complete the crawl is not an option...
especially when the cause is unspecified late arriving civilians
That was the first time i met you was it not at Wale's Birthday was it not?
And i STILL haven't got my "job".
I still hold the record for the most expensive round bought on that crawl...
£45.
especially when the cause is unspecified late arriving civilians
That was the first time i met you was it not at Wale's Birthday was it not?
And i STILL haven't got my "job".
I still hold the record for the most expensive round bought on that crawl...
£45.
Posted: 13:33 Jun 24 2004 Indeed it was. It was also the night you said I had a beautiful face (you were very drunk) and I nicknamed you Mr Shouty
by JimiTheGent
That was the first time i met you was it not at Wale's Birthday was it not?
Speak to Teresa, she's the one who offered
And i STILL haven't got my "job".
Posted: 17:26 Jun 24 2004 Why do I always do that?
by Yvonne
Speak to Teresa, she's the one who offered
Posted: 23:16 Jun 24 2004 
Could it have something to do ith the fact that you were drunk
by Teresa
(quotes)
Why do I always do that?
Posted: 23:29 Jun 24 2004 The 'things' I do when I'm drunk
by pimpdaddy
Could it have something to do ith the fact that you were drunk
Posted: 23:40 Jun 24 2004 [ 1 2 ]