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==Recurring characters== *John Vincent Omally and Jim Pooley β an Irishman living in Brentford and his best friend. The 'heroes' of the series. *Neville β the part-time barman (who is actually full-time since nobody knows where the real one is) who holds down the Flying Swan in Brentford. *Norman Hartnell β Brentford shopkeeper and inventor of various bizarre gadgets, including a means of transporting the [[Great Pyramid of Giza|Great Pyramid]] from Egypt to Brentford. Not to be confused with the other [[Norman Hartnell]]. *Old Pete and Chips β Old Pete (Age unconfirmed, although he seems to be over a hundred) always appears in the Flying Swan, and Chips is his scraggly dog. He appears as a [[Victorian era|Victorian]] street urchin in ''[[The Witches of Chiswick]]'' but is known by the name 'Winston'. In ''[[Knees Up Mother Earth]]'' he accompanied [[H. G. Wells]] to the 20th century where his older self tells him to buy shares in the [[Ford Motor Company]]. *Professor Slocombe β aged, wise [[magician (fantasy)|magician]] who often supplies much of the exposition about the various enemies present in the series (He was apparently [[Merlin]] in the distant past). Is once described as bearing a resemblance to Peter Cushing. Has a butler named Gammon. *Marchant β John Omally's bicycle, whose anthropomorphic qualities may be a reference to Flann O'Brien's novel ''[[The Third Policeman]]''. *Soap Distant β Last of a long line of Distants who have spent their lives searching for the denizens of the [[Hollow Earth|inner Earth]]. Soap is an ordinary man when first seen but returns as a cowled and robed albino after five years 'below'. *Small Dave β Brentford's dwarf postman, known to all as a 'vindictive, grudge-bearing wee bastard'. Raised the ghost of [[Edgar Allan Poe]]. *Hugo Artemis Solon Saturnicus Reginald Arthur Rune β mystic, charlatan and confidence trickster and self declared 'most amazing man who ever lived' (was also apparently [[Merlin]] in a previous time, See ''Retromancer''). Has an acolyte named Rizla. *Hairy Dave and Jungle John β these two brothers are local jobbing builders who are known for their wild coiffure. *Archroy β former worker at the rubber factory who became a globe trotting master of the martial arts. *Jennifer Naylor β Brentford's sexy lady librarian, later elevated to the town council. *Young Master Robert β the brewery owner's son and the bane of Neville's existence. *Leo Felix β Rastafarian who drives a tow truck.
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