British Comedy Guide
British Comedy Guide
Feel The Force. Image shows from L to R: Sally Frank (Rosie Cavaliero), Sally Bobbins (Michelle Gomez), Sergeant Beesley (Leigh Zimmerman). Copyright: Catherine Bailey Productions Limited
Feel The Force

Feel The Force

  • TV sitcom
  • BBC Two
  • 2006
  • 6 episodes (1 series)

Edinburgh policewomen Sally Bobbins and Sally Frank are, at best, exceedingly incompetent. Stars Michelle Gomez, Rosie Cavaliero, Leigh Zimmerman, Jamie Michie and Emun Elliott

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