TV Series2007 · BBC Three · Ended · 30 min
Comedy set in the visiting room of HMP Radford. HMP Radford is a category C prison where the inmates are reunited with their loved ones once a week in the visiting room. Frustrations, petty arguments, and roguish scams are all played out under the not-so-watchful eye of the bored prison officers.
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Iain McKee
Michael
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John Henshaw
Dad
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Steve Edge
Clint
7 episodes
Darren Tighe
Mark Bamford
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Neil Bell
Russell
7 episodes
Angel Coulby
Rachael
7 episodes
Naomi Radcliffe
Bev
7 episodes
Rebecca Richmond
Zoe
7 episodes
Beatrice Kelley
Nanna
7 episodes
Craig Fitzpatrick
Stevie
7 episodes
Vincent Davies
Pete
7 episodes
Stephen Walters
Splodge
7 episodes
Karl Collins
Lee
1 episode
Stephen Bent
Longleaf
1 episode
Katherine Kelly
Julie
1 episode
Margaret Henshaw
Splodge's Mum
1 episode
Pamela Cheshire
Jen
1 episode
Michael Hodgson
Solicitor
1 episode
Jayne Bickerton
Woman
1 episode
David J. Nicholls
Lipstick Dave
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Carissa Wistow
Vicky
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Craig Parkinson
Glen
1 episode
Sally Carman
Handywoman
1 episode
Paula Wolfenden
Nadine
1 episode
Steve Evets
Maintenence Man
1 episode
Paul Oldham
Prisoner
1 episode
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