Lovejoy's Links

Lovejoy's Links
'Hi! I'm TV's Lovejoy and this is the internet. "What's that?", you ask, "Lovejoy is merely the name of one of your many characters and you are actually light entertainer, actor and womaniser Ian McShane." Well you are quite wrong, last year I changed my name by deed poll to Lovejoy and I have just the one name, like Pele, Stalin and Fish out of Marillion. Anyway, on the rare occasions when I'm not doing acting or hanging around in bars, I kill time by gorging on cheap biscuits and looking at a succession of pointless web sites and usually end up forgetting what I was looking for to begin with. And before you know it, it's 4am. Anyway here are some of my favourite destinations.'

I like cheese, there's no two ways about it, and cheese was a subtle, yet fundamental part of the Lovejoy series and some of my films too. Yes, I can't remember much about them either. The 70's are just a blur to me. If I need any information cheese-wise, then the Cheesemaker is the man to turn to. He won't let you down.

I spend a lot of my evenings absolutely off my face. You name it, I've done it. Anyway, the morning after a serious bender, there's nothing I like better than a good cup of tea and a fry up at a rock bottom price. This is the nations definitive guide.

The 'Trouser Specialist' is one of my favourite films, partly because it so much like Lovejoy. Although the crime fighter in this program is an 'ahead of his time' tailor rather than a renegade antiques deadler. It also involves robots and excessive violence, which I'm glad to say were not hallmarks of the more sophisticated Lovejoy series.

M Something happened to Mr. T. Lets remember him as the super-charged vigilante mechanic he was in his heyday, rather than the emmaciated cancer-ridden bum he is today. I was once invited to guest star in the A-Team, but it all fell through after a disagreement over who would pay the air fare. The last I heard he was playing Alladin somewhere in Rochdale.

The saga continues ......

	I like cheese, there's no two ways about it, and cheese was a subtle, yet fundamental part of the Lovejoy series and some of my films too. Yes, I can't remember much about them either. The 70's are just a blur to me. If I need any information cheese-wise, then the Cheesemaker is the man to turn to. He won't let you down.
	I spend a lot of my evenings absolutely off my face. You name it, I've done it. Anyway, the morning after a serious bender, there's nothing I like better than a good cup of tea and a fry up at a rock bottom price. This is the nations definitive guide.
	The 'Trouser Specialist' is one of my favourite films, partly because it so much like Lovejoy. Although the crime fighter in this program is an 'ahead of his time' tailor rather than a renegade antiques deadler. It also involves robots and excessive violence, which I'm glad to say were not hallmarks of the more sophisticated Lovejoy series.
M	Something happened to Mr. T. Lets remember him as the super-charged vigilante mechanic he was in his heyday, rather than the emmaciated cancer-ridden bum he is today. I was once invited to guest star in the A-Team, but it all fell through after a disagreement over who would pay the air fare. The last I heard he was playing Alladin somewhere in Rochdale.
	The saga continues ......