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I used to love Minder and had a huge crush on Dennis Waterman who played Terry McCann. Terry was Arthur Daley's minder and was always getting Arthur out of the trouble he found himself in. Great family entertainment.


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Do You Remember Minder?

Do You Remember Minder?

  • MissConduct
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    It was great for the time, but looks severely dated, rather forced and formulaic in terms of every episode seemed to follow the same stages. But the humour between Arthur & Terry was, and still is, a delight; and Sgt Chisholm and Dave at the Winchester were great supports
  • LouiseOC
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    i loved the earlier series, with terry. Didn't care so much for the later ones with arthur's nephew.
  • turkish6370
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    I loved Minder. It was a classic. It was one of the best programmes ever made with a selection of household names and newcomers. I thought it was more comical when Ray Daley was brought in. I have all the series and specials on DVD.
  • Anonymous user
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    I grew to hate it because of it's cheap gags about the Welsh- Sgt.Chisholm's sidekick Jones was always being made to look silly, and more than one episode had various 'comedy Welshmen' in it portrayed in a very unflattering light. By strange coincidence, current TV show 'New Tricks' - which ALSO stars Dennis Waterman- has also been derogatory about Welsh people as well. Wonder how much he's responsible?!
  • Anonymous user
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    we never got to see 'HER INDOORS'
  • McG
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    I remember watching this on a Monday nights at 9:00 pm. I was about 13, and remember Terry had loads of girls all galloping around his flat with no knickers on & topless. Funny how ITV cut all this out when they repeated it on ITV4.
  • Anonymous user
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    A classic series! The 'Little Britain'-baiting theme tune (or Feem Toon, if you prefer), written and sung by Waterman, Arthur's Jaguars, Terry's Ford Capris, a fight between Terry and various villains in practically every episode, Dave in the Winchester Club ("On the slate!"), dodgy deals, Arthur's lock-up, 'Er Indoors, Sgt Chisholm, Rycott, and Jones. George Cole & Dennis Waterman were surely THE double act of the early '80s.