Shes a bit Juliet Bravo
I never watched it but I just assumed she was called Juliet Bravo even if it wasn't her real name
While we're on the subject, I used to watch it occasionally as a kid in the 1980s (or at least the folks must have done) and it was at least ten YEARS after the programme finished before I realised Juliet Bravo wasn't the name of the female copper
i used to watch this as a kid or as you say the parents were watching it and i could never work out why all the male policemen always called her mum!!!!
I do find it sad that whenever a woman achieves anything and reaches public prominence, the comments are always about her looks, hairstyle, clothes, shoes, or make-up (see Ann Widdecombe's looks, Theresa May's shoes, Jacqui Smith's decolletage etc). It's something we never - or hardly ever - hear about men in the public eye.
I do find it sad that whenever a woman achieves anything and reaches public prominence, the comments are always about her looks, hairstyle, clothes, shoes, or make-up (see Ann Widdecombe's looks, Theresa May's shoes, Jacqui Smith's decolletage etc). It's something we never - or hardly ever - hear about men in the public eye.
Still goes on to this day, anyone of the rank of Inspector or higher is addressed as Ma'am or sir. Or Guv or occasionally boss if you know them well enough to get away with it.
All hail Ma'am Hair.
No, because we never hear about Gordon Brown's gammy eye and loose jaw, or Boris Johnson's mad hair, or Ken Clarke's ruffled suits.
She may only be here for a short while. The major cock ups her force have committed will undoubtedly end her career. Hair today gone tomorrow