February 18, 2020, 12:01 am ... Bob The Builder’s twin brother from A Christmas To Remember. The international success of the sitcom brought him additional recognition as a highly competitive comedy actor. For the next few years, Stephen continued to appear in many series, such as ‘Performance’ and ‘Downwardly Mobile.’ In addition, he also devoted time to plays and radio dramas. He is a former full-contact kickboxer and was undefeated through 37 amateur and 20 professional kickboxing matches. Thompson is widely regarded as one of the most accomplished strikers in UFC history. A new case becomes personal when Banks discovers that his brother Roy is missing and Roy's girlfriend has been shot dead. He has also toured around with his play ‘Art’ in 2019. At the age of 4, he and his family moved to Scarborough, North Riding of Yorkshire and later to Lytham St Annes, … [3][4] Tompkinson's first lead was as a red admiral butterfly in The Plotters of Cabbage Patch Corner. [36] On 14 June 2013, ITV announced that DCI Banks has been commissioned for a third six-part series. ... Has a brother John who is 3 years older. Stephen Tompkinson (born October 15, 1965) provided the voice for Tom, Bob's brother. Voiced by Stephen Tompkinson in the UK and Rupert Degas in the US. Also in 1989 he appeared in his first full-length made-for-TV movie. [25] The sitcom Mr. Charity (2001), which aired on BBC2, was panned by the critics, drew poor viewer ratings, and was axed after six episodes. They also co-starred in the 2001 mini-series Hereafter, which never aired in the UK but was released on DVD under the title Shades in the United States and Canada in 2012. [72] In 1997, Tompkinson and Kirwan did a Comic Relief sketch titled Ballykissdibley – with Dawn French and the cast of The Vicar of Dibley – in which they played their Ballykissangel characters, Fr. After Flynn and Green performed Unchained Melody on the programme, ITV was inundated by people looking to … He has written a 1999 episode of the documentary series ‘Great Railway Journeys.’. [5], He went on to train at the Central School of Speech and Drama in London, alongside James Nesbitt and Rufus Sewell, and graduated in 1988. The staging of that play at the Live Theatre in Newcastle in February–March 2011 is his most recent stage run. [39][40], In 2000, he played the role of Dezmond Blanche in the bleakly satirical film Hotel Splendide. "[50], When Shaun Prendergast, who is a friend, wrote Faith and Cold Reading he created the part of a villain called Freddie the Suit for Tompkinson. By the time he stepped into his teenage years, he had gained a keen interest in performing arts. Tompkinson played Bristol veterinarian Danny Trevanion, who relocated with his family to South Africa where they attempted to build up a successful wildlife preserve and veterinary surgery. John Bowler was born in London to a Cockney father and an Anglo-Indian mother, moving with his family at a very young age to Newcastle-on-Tyne where he grew up in the Gosforth area, in fact many people assume that he is a 'Geordie' after convincingly portraying one in programmes such as Auf Wiedersehen, Pet (1983). 2006), education: Central School of Speech and Drama, London, See the events in life of Stephen Tompkinson in Chronological Order, Stephen Tompkinson is an English actor, best known for his roles in TV series such as ‘Drop the Dead Donkey’ and ‘Wild at Heart.’ Born in County Durham, he grew up in North Riding of Yorkshire and Lancashire. He received the ‘British TV Comedy Award’ for the ‘Best TV Comedy Actor’ in 1994. The promotional material described his performance as "Tompkinson as you have never seen him before" and a career "gamble". [30] There was controversy surrounding how the case was depicted, and in preparing to portray Don Hale he struggled to make sense of it. And I said, 'Yes!' "[28] In December 2004, he appeared as Detective Inspector Slack in a new adaptation of Agatha Christie's The Murder at the Vicarage. [22], Tompkinson and Claire Skinner appeared as a couple in Series 1 of the comedy Bedtime, which aired August and September 2001. [74] It was announced in December 2006 that they had separated and would divorce. Latest stage role is an education for actor Stephen Tompkinson. [41], In February 2012, he filmed his first lead role in a feature film titled Harrigan, described on its 2013 release in Britain as having "a thin budget and cartoonish script". [69] Stories captured along the ride – from Lisbon to Newcastle – will be made into a documentary narrated by Tompkinson and premiered in London in late 2012. He later revealed that had he not been an actor, he would have been a cricket commentator. After making his feature-film debut with the 1996 film ‘Brassed Off,’ he appeared in the 2000 film ‘Hotel Splendide.’ Both the films were critically and commercially acclaimed comedies. He won the 1994 British Comedy Award for Best TV Comedy Actor. The series was a commercial and critical hit, and Stephen gained marked recognition from its success. Peter Clifford and Assumpta Fitzgerald. [71], Over the years he has participated in Comic Relief's Red Nose Day. [15], In 1994, he was Private Simon 'Spock' Matlock, a history teacher and intellectual in BBC comedy drama All Quiet on the Preston Front, written by Tim Firth and set in Lancashire. The audience get to be voyeurs and enjoy watching him get his retribution. He attended the ‘St Bede’s Roman Catholic High School’ in Lytham and ‘Mary’s Sixth Form’ in Blackpool. Taylor, And a Nightingale Sang was a romantic comedy-drama adapted for television by Jack Rosenthal. He was cast in three episodes of Tales of Sherwood Forest (1989), nine episodes of Chancer (1990), and nine episodes of Minder (1991)[13] It received the 1990 Prix Europa Special award for the film in the category "TV Fiction. In 2007, he toured in Charley's Aunt, playing the role of Donna Lucia D'Alvadorez. In a review in the British Theatre Guide Sheila Connor said: This is Stephen Tompkinson as you have never seen him before – hilarious even before he dons the frock. [12], During the next few years he was cast in several single-episode parts on All at No 20, Shelley, After Henry, Casualty, Made in Heaven, and Boon. The same year, he made his TV debut with a small role as a police constable in the series titled ‘All at No 20.’ He then appeared in guest roles in series such as ‘The Return of Shelley,’ ‘After Henry,’ and ‘Never the Twain.’, In 1989, he essayed the role of ‘Eric’ in the televised play ‘And a Nightingale Sang’ and then appeared in series such as ‘Tales of Sherwood Forest’ and ‘The Manageress.’. While Stephen Tompkinson has displayed his versatility by appearing in plays and TV series across all genres, he is most famous for his comic timing. STEPHEN TOMPKINSON has revealed that turning 50 was a bittersweet affair. National Television Awards 2012: The nominees, 16th National Television Awards, 'Wikipedia', TV Times Awards 2011, UK: Favourite Actor Nominees, VIDEO: Stephen Tompkinson, JoiningJack Appeal, "Actor Stephen Tomkinson gives his backing to Chester Zoo's £225m Heart of Africa biodome project", Carers Time Bank lunch a resounding success, 2 March 2012. Tompkinson performed his own stunts. Elliott was proposing to complete a charity bicycle ride to raise funds for the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation and Breakthrough Breast Cancer. It received a 1988 BAFTA nomination in the category of Best Short Film. Stephen Tompkinson to play King Arthur in Spamalot, "British TV Favorite Stephen Tompkinson on Donning King Arthur's Crown in a Rebooted West End Spamalot", "My life In Travel: Stephen Tompkinson, actor", "GREAT AFRICAN BALLOON ADVENTURE, THE | American Public Television", Steve Tompkinson, voice-over credits, undated, The Specsavers Crime Thriller Awards 2012, ITV, undated. "[46], 2003 saw him starring as Mortimer Brewster, along with Michael Richards of Seinfeld fame, in Arsenic and Old Lace at The Strand Theatre in London. Two brothers, Joe and Trevor Purvis (Robson Green and Stephen Tompkinson) work together to renovate a house for a London couple. Stephen Tompkinson has been married twice. [70], In late 2011, he recorded an advert for Text Santa, a charity initiative set up by ITV to support nine UK charities at Christmas. This was due to his father’s job. [6] Tompkinson's acting career began straight out of drama school. [10], Along with Ewan Bailey, he performed a two-part radio drama titled Say What You Want to Hear (Swywth), written by Tim Wright and broadcast in 2010 on BBC Radio 4. He then appeared in another supporting role, in the series ‘Grafters.’, In the early 2000s, he appeared in series such as ‘Bedtime,’ ‘Shades,’ and ‘Mr. Storyline In a bitter sweet drama, two dysfunctional brothers Joe and Trevor Purvis, are forced to work together for economic reasons. It was the tale of comedian Alfie Duffell's melodic legacy, set amid the Blackpool variety scene. In 1991, he appeared as ‘DC Johnny Park’ in the comedy–drama series ‘Minder.’ He appeared in nine episodes of the series. In January 2012, it was announced that £4,120,000 was raised for the various charities. You can see he has been wronged. Stephen Tompkinson has just moved back from London to Whitley Bay but he grew up on the other side of the country in Lytham St Annes. In 2013, he won the ‘Royal Television Society Award’ for his role in the series ‘DCI Banks.’. Both his marriages ended in divorce. In 2006, Tompkinson made his directing debut in the Midlands, at the helm of the BBC1 afternoon drama The Lightning Kid. A second series of Stephen Tompkinson's crime drama DCI Banks has been commissioned by ITV.. It received a 1988 BAFTA nomination in the category of Best Short Film. His grandad (who Stephen describes as "a comic genius") inspired him to take up acting and he attended the Central Drama School, which he left at the age of 23. He agreed with that assessment: "In Deep is a very gritty drama and not the kind of thing that I'm normally associated with". A MYSTERIOUS phone message leads Banks (Stephen Tompkinson) to Harrogate to search for his estranged younger brother Roy. [32], Of his role in Prime Suspect, Tompkinson says "I had a call from my agent who told me they were to film the last-ever Prime Suspect with Helen Mirren. [17], From 1996 to 1998 he portrayed, in the popular Ballykissangel, the struggles of a young English Roman Catholic priest assigned as curate to a church in Ireland's 'back of beyond'. Additionally, he also played voice roles in radio dramas such as ‘The Murder on the Links’ and ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream.’ He worked in radio dramas throughout the 1990s. Nobody does defeated better. He was shadowed by a film crew making the documentary Director's Debut: Stephen Tompkinson's Story that aired immediately prior to the drama, with the intent of revealing the challenges faced by a new director. Since 2007, he has been in a relationship with Elaine Young. Barely out of drama school, he appeared in 1988 (as Stephen Duffell) with Ken Goodwin and Freddie Davies in Peter Chelsom's 11-minute short film titled Treacle. [68], In February 2012, Tompkinson supported the launch of a foundation established by Robbie Elliot, the former Newcastle United footballer who had helped Tompkinson improve his fitness for filming Harrigan. It's the black-and-white morality of the play, its bloodthirsty nature, that appealed to me. Ballykissangel star Stephen Tompkinson wept as he filmed the tragic climax to the new series. He has worked as an associate producer for a few episodes of the series ‘DCI Banks’ and as a co-executive producer for the movie ‘Harrigan’ and a few episodes of ‘Wild at Heart.’. In 2001, he was one of the team describing the work the charity does in Britain, helping victims of early Alzheimer's or teenagers who are HIV positive. (see above for additional detail), *90-minute radio play presented on the centenary of Agatha Christie's birth. [7], Tompkinson made his musical theatre debut in London's West End in the lead role of King Arthur in Monty Python's Spamalot at the Playhouse Theatre 20 November 2012.[51][52]. Stars of other ITV shows made similar adverts. Also Known As: Stephen Phillip Tompkinson, Born in: Stockton-on-Tees, United Kingdom, Spouse/Ex-: Celia Anastasia (divorced), Nicci Taylor (m. 2001 – div. Stephen Tompkinson was born in Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham in October 1965. His grandad (who Stephen describes as "a comic genius") inspired him to take up acting and he attended the Central Drama School, which he left at the age of 23. The same role made him win a ‘TV Times Award’ in 2010. He played the ambitious but unethical reporter Damien Day, and won the 1994 British Comedy Awards "Best TV Comedy Actor" award. Stephen Tompkinson was born Stephen Phillip Tompkinson, on October 15, 1965, to Brian and Josephine Tompkinson, in Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham, England. Stephen Tompkinson lends support to Bike For Bobby event, "Robbie Elliott prepares for epic cycling challenge - Chronicle Live", "£22 Million To Get Your Knickers Off? Stephen Phillip Tompkinson (born 15 October 1965) is an English actor, known for his television roles as Marcus in Chancer (1990), Damien Day in Drop the Dead Donkey (1990–1998), Father Peter Clifford in Ballykissangel (1996–98), Trevor Purvis in Grafters (1998–1999), Danny Trevanion in Wild at Heart (2006–2013) and Alan Banks in DCI Banks (2010–2016). He was trained in acting from the ‘Central School of Speech and Drama’ in London. He has narrated for a few audiobooks, too. [42][43][44], Tompkinson has said repeatedly that he enjoys the challenge of mixing television and film roles with live stage productions. Wild at Heart was a show that made us want to get on the quickest plane to South Africa and look after incredible animals. Owen Teale co-starred, along with Kelly Harrison in the title role and Samantha Beckinsale. [75], Since 2007 he has been in a relationship with Elaine Young. In 1996, he starred as ‘Father Peter Clifford’ in the British TV drama ‘Ballykissangel.’ He appeared in 22 episodes of the first three seasons of the series. [58] In addition, he has narrated numerous audiobooks. "I wore a tea towel on my head," he recalls. I think everyone will be able to relate to it. When asked his opinion, he explained that although he had done research to prepare for the role, he was merely an actor working from a script in which he had total faith and that he believed to be fair. Stephen Tompkinson takes evasive action on the Wild At Heart set The twinkle in Stephen’s eye when he mentions Elaine, his partner of four years, might suggest a … Stephen's father worked as a bank manager, while his mother was a housewife. American Actors. ", "The British Comedy Awards - The British Comedy Awards - Winners 1994", British TV Comedy: Downwardly Mobile, undated, Broadcasting Audience Research Board (BARB) Weekly Top 30 Programmes, The Age: Entertainment/TV & Radio (Australia), 4 March 2004, "lucky HIM; Stephen Tompkinson's got a spring in his step and a real purpose in life. In 2018, he played Yvan in the UK tour of Art, having previously played the role at the Wyndham's Theatre in London's West End in 2000. But was this just a straightforward affair? [27] The Guardian praised it as "deftly adapted by Jack Rosenthal ... immaculately done, not least because of Stephen Tompkinson's performance as Jim, with stellar support from [the rest of the cast, especially] Helen McCrory. [11], In 1988, Tompkinson appeared with Ken Goodwin and Freddie Davies in a Channel 4 short titled Treacle. Of the 1992 production of Michael Wall's Women Laughing at the Royal Exchange Theatre, Alan Hulme of the Manchester Evening News described the cast as "superb....and the acting has the shocking eloquence of picture postcards in acid. He went straight from priest to builder in a dramedy costarring Robson Green about dysfunctional brothers called Grafters. It is about having dreams and ambition; it's about happiness and failure. He then married Nicci Taylor, with whom he has a daughter, Daisy Ellen. Although he had developed an interest in performance arts, he also loved cricket. Tompkinson was also co-executive producer for 33 episodes and executive producer for one.[34]. His colleague Alan (Tom Shaw), 30 years his junior, wants to be a rock star. He was initially married to Celia Anastasia and then to Nicci Taylor. Apart from making a statement about wishing to become a cricket commentator, he has written an article about cricketer Darren Gough in ‘The Wisden Cricketer’ (2008). Stephen Tompkinson (DCI Banks: Aftermath), "Viewers face a very different crime wave as a new set of police heroes". He has done a variety of voice-over work, including adverts,[55] audio books, and narration. [citation needed] He has appeared on stage in London's West End and in theatres across the UK. It was appreciated by both critics and audiences. When he was 4 years old, the family moved to Scarborough, North Riding of Yorkshire. Stephen Tompkinson was born as Stephen Phillip Tompkinson on October 15, 1965, in Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham, United Kingdom, to father Brian Tompkinson and mother Josephine Tompkinson. Tompkinson had bought the rights to the Kingsley Amis novel, which had not been adapted for some time, with the intention of playing the central character. "[76] In 2008 he wrote an article for The Wisden Cricketer about Darren Gough. He also starred in the films Brassed Off (1996) and Hotel Splendide (2000). These include a fundraising effort toward research to find a cure for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD)[65] and a financial appeal by Chester Zoo[66] He has also supported causes such as the Westminster Carers Time Bank[67] and, in 2008, he became an Ambassador for Project African Wilderness (PAW), a not-for-profit organisation that seeks to protect and restore the Mwabvi Wildlife Reserve in Malawi. [21], In 2001, he co-starred with Heartbeat star Nick Berry in the mini-series In Deep, as part of BBC1's Crime Doubles season. The star of Wild at Heart and Drop the Dead Donkey tells Andy Murray why he believes the north is nicer – and how it’s a privilege to be starring in a now re-scheduled theatre production of Educating Rita [19] Tompkinson's performance was praised by James Rampton of The Independent: It is Tompkinson who – despite having the less showy part – really catches the eye. Mrs. Sophia Sabatini – Mr. Sabatini's wife. DCI Banks is a British television crime drama series produced by Left Bank Pictures for the ITV network. During the Christmas 2018 season he played Ebenezer Scrooge in Jack Thorne's new adaptation of A Christmas Carol at The Old Vic, London. Stephen Tompkinson, one of the most recognisable stars of this second series, is shot and killed in the opening minutes of the first episode. Stephen Tompkinson talks knocking back Guilt role, life without booze and playing James Cosmo’s son-in-law for The Bay Matt Bendoris , Chief Features Writer 14 Feb 2020, 9:26 Tompkinson was born in Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham. In 1998 he starred as Jim Harper in the three-part ITV psychological thriller Oktober, about a naive English teacher at a posh school in Switzerland. Stephen appeared in more plays in the 1990s, including hits such as ‘The End of the Food Chain’ and ‘Tartuffe.’. During his last year at the drama school, he won the ‘Carleton Hobbs Bursary,’ which made him a member of ‘BBC’s ‘Radio Drama Company.’ The same year (1987), he began his radio and TV career simultaneously. It followed Tompkinson and his guide, hot air ballooning expert Robin Batchelor, as they travelled 6,108 miles in six weeks from coast to coast, above and on the ground in Tanzania, Rwanda, Zambia, Botswana and Namibia. Stephen Tompkinson (Father Peter Clifford) exited the series in 1998 and has been one of busiest and most successful actors from this cast. Thus, he attended various schools in England. [77], (chronologically descending) before she could finish. His many adverts include[citation needed] BT Childline, British Midland, Motorola, Alton Towers, Comet, Eurostar, Laphroaig Whisky, Mercury & Kwiksave, Bulmers Cider, Tetley Tea and the People's Dispensary for Sick Animals.[56][57]. He was also engaged briefly to Dervla Kirwan. Family has always been of great importance to Stephen. Y ears ago, Stephen Tompkinson played the gorgeous young heart-throb English priest Father Peter Clifford in Ballykissangel. In 1988, Tompkinson appeared with Ken Goodwin and Freddie Davies in a Channel 4 short titled Treacle. His role in the series ‘Wild at Heart’ has earned him several nominations for TV awards. Taking a part in the final Prime Suspect was the quickest decision I've ever made! Stephen is a hardcore cricket lover. Tompkinson has hosted or narrated a number of other UK television programs, including a FIFA 100 Years of Football documentary. Family: Stephen Tompkinson brother and parents Stephen Tompkinson was born in 1965 to parents Brian, a bank manager, and Josephine. [citation needed], He is an avid cricket fan. In the shadow of a more successful brother and a domineering wife, he precisely captures an air of despondent, hen-pecked resignation. "[14] [35] DCI Banks: Aftermath drew seven million viewers, beating BBC1's Spooks in the ratings battle for the same timeslot. He also played in three episodes of The Manageress (1989).[13]. View details that no one tells you about. The Revenger's Tragedy, Royal Exchange, Manchester. Duration 69 minutes. Stephen Tompkinson, Actor: Brassed Off. He had a daughter with Nicci, Daisy Ellen. by Alan Shaw. Between 1990 and 1998, Tompkinson starred in 66 episodes[citation needed] of the satirical comedy Drop The Dead Donkey. Actor Stephen Tompkinson has Fylde at heart Published: 8:04 PM December 24, 2009 Updated: 12:34 PM January 27, 2021 Stephen Tompkinson can count Hollywood A-listers as friends but it's the childhood in St Annes that gets him starry eyed. He felt sympathy for the character and explained why the play appealed to him: He's not a villain, he's an anti-hero, really. [18] He says that "I grabbed this project because I'd never been asked to do anything like this before. When he was about age 4, his family moved to Scarborough, North Riding of Yorkshire[2] and then to Lytham St Annes, Lancashire, where he grew up and attended St Bede's Roman Catholic High School in Lytham and St Mary's Sixth Form in Blackpool. '[20], Tompkinson and Ballykissangel's Dervla Kirwan worked together again in 1999 on the TV version of Tim Firth's The Flint Street Nativity. "[33], ITV drama series Wild at Heart, created by Ashley Pharoah, began airing in the UK in January 2006 and ran for seven series. Frank's good at his job; he does enjoy it, but he has bigger dreams. Lennie Lazenby – Bobsville's resident rock star and guitarist and lead singer of "Lenny and the Lazers". Like Eeyore, he seems to be pursued by his own personal raincloud. Join the Mwabvi ordeal and save a part of Africa's wilderness. Following his high-school graduation, he joined the ‘Central School of Speech and Drama’ to study acting and graduated in 1988. Tompkinson is an actor who's become a winner by playing the loser....Trevor can be added to the actor's growing gallery of characters whom viewers watch and think, 'I know that bloke. He grew up with his brother, John Tompkinson. John Bowler, Actor: WPC 56. In the early 1990s, he performed in plays such as ‘Love’s Labour’s Lost’ and ‘Women Laughing.’ Both the plays were performed at the ‘Royal Exchange Theatre,’ Manchester. Tom – Bob's fraternal twin brother. One reviewer commented, "The fact that many American audience members...assumed that Stephen was a bone fide American confirms the authenticity of his twang."[47]. I mean, here is a chance to work with one of the greatest actresses there is. Wild at Heart star Stephen Tompkinson returns as DCI Banks in dark and gritty new series, ITV recommissions DCI Banks with Stephen Tompkinson, 14 June 2013, "Urban Cinefile TOMPKINSON, STEPHEN: Brassed Off! He has also been part of two films, ‘Hotel Splendide’ and ‘Brassed Off.’, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLCuNk7zRJU, http://www.prphotos.com/p/LMK-196499/stephen-tompkinson-at-42nd-annual-laurence-olivier-awards--arrivals.html?&ps=19&x-start=4, http://www.prphotos.com/p/LMK-150362/stephen-tompkinson-at-hector-uk-gala-screening--arrivals.html?&ps=22&x-start=4, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLI4GgBPt1U, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDSsqJjGajU, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76QttrniJ84, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgDXTAADTpQ. In 2008, he played the deeply sinister and complex lead character of Vindice in the Jacobean bloodbath The Revenger's Tragedy at the Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester. Stephen Tompkinson is hardly the last of the great romantics, but having been married twice before you can see why he might be reluctant to go down the aisle again. She said, 'There is a part you might be interested in...' and I said, 'I meant Yes, I'll do it, not Yes, please continue! [38], In 1996 he starred in a British-made international feature film, Brassed Off, about a brass band in Grimley, a fictional Yorkshire colliery town where the mines are being shut down by the Tory government in the name of progress. And the chance to do stunts was one reason it was so appealing."[18]. Around the same time, Stephen got the biggest breakthrough of his career, when he was cast as ‘Damien Day’ in the sitcom ‘Drop the Dead Donkey.’ He appeared in six seasons of the series, until 1998, as one of its main characters. His manner, voice, expression and actions are spot-on....totally uproariously funny....It is at Babb's entrance that the play really takes off, Tompkinson revealing himself to be an inspired comic genius to add to his multitude of diverse credits....A truly entertainingly hilarious performance, and it is to be hoped that Tompkinson will treat us to more of the same.[48]. When the soap first … "Radio and audio book companies", in Lloyd Trott, ed., Tompkinson returned to the TV screen in 2001 with his co-star from, [Announced via Twitter, no link available], 1994 British Comedy Award for Best TV Comedy Actor, "Actor Stephen Tompkinson has Fylde at heart", "IN THE FRAME - Stephen Tompkinson; MONDAY. He got the first big break of his acting career in 1990, when he appeared in the supporting role of ‘Markus Worton’ in the crime drama ‘Chancer.’ The first season of the series ran for 13 episodes, and Stephen appeared in 12 of them.

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