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Cribb Classic TV Show

The working Victorian detective who with limited methods at his disposal uses the old fashioned way to solve crimes - BRAINS. Alan dobie plays Cribb with a dry wit against the darker side of Victorian life.

Cribb Fan Tributes

1 CATHERINE from LIVERPOOL: My tribute is to Alan Dobie who played the part so well.

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Cribb
Genre: Detective
Year: 1980

CAST
Alan Dobie as Sgt. Cribb
William Simons as Constable Thackeray
David Waller as Insp. Jowett
Thorley Walters as Insp. Jowett in A Case of Spirits

GUEST STARS
Ronald Lacey and Derek Fowlds


EVENTS
1920-11-27: David Waller was born in Somerset.
1932-05-02: Alan Dobie was born in Barnsley, Yorkshire.
1940-11-17: William Simons was born in Mumbles, South Wales.
1997-11-23: David Waller sadly passed away .

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MERCHANDISE
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