TV
Front Line, The (BBC-1 1984-1985, Paul Barber, Alan Igon)
Chalk and cheese sitcom The Front Line detailed the exploits of two West Indian half-brothers, one of whom is a policeman the other a Rasta.
Sheldon is a dreadlock-wearing Rastafarian who dislikes the establishment. Malcolm, on the other hand, sees himself as a “normal”, law-abiding young man. To the infuriation of his brother he is also a member of the police force.
production details
UK / BBC One / 6×30 minute episodes / Broadcast 6 December 1984 – 17 January 1985 Thursdays 8.00pm
Writer: Alex Shearer / Producer and Director: Roger Race
cast
Paul Barber as Malcolm
Alan Igbon as Sheldon
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