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Brent | Tim | Gareth | Dawn | Finchy | Jennifer | The Oggmonster | Neil

Jennifer was directly above David as UK manager in series 1. She was made a partner at the end of the series, and the board voted 5:2 (that’s around 71%) in favour of Brent becoming her replacement over Neil from Swindon. We were never told why the board might do such a thing. Brent failed the required medical and so Neil became his immediate boss, and we have not seen much of Jennifer in series 2. Jennifer somehow coped with Brent in the first series, I can only imagine that this is because David Brent can essentially get the work done that he has to.

Stirling joins Martin Freeman as another ex-patient of Casualty, and she was also in Meet Ricky Gervais, never seen, but again playing his superior during the voice-overs at the start of each show.

However, the truly smouldering Miss Gallacher does not restrict herself to hanging round minor TV celebrities all the time, for she has found a talent in the creation of short plays. Well, co-creation. And I’ve only found out about this one play called ‘The Seven Deadly Sins’ that she co-wrote and co-directed with Andrea Seale apparently. But she’s definitely done a bit of stage acting in her time, having appeared in ‘How the Other Half Loves’ in October 1999, and ‘The Lodger’, in November 2000, both at The Dukes, Lancaster.