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[4] Aunt Auriel (played by Phyllida Law) is Peter's aunt and confidante. She lives in a retirement home on a
large country estate.
Nigel Pearson (played by John Thomson) is introduced in the second series as the captain of Market Shipborough's cricket team. Peter investigates Nigel after discovering he has not honoured sponsorship contracts made with several local businesses. Nigel confides in Peter that his marriage is breaking down - his wife (played by Rachel Fielding) is having an affair with Simon, and he returns the money owed. Nigel returns as a regular cast member in the third series, now working as a relationship counsellor. [8] Simon Kingdom (played by Dominic Mafham) was an unseen character (with the exception of some photographs) in the first series, with the final episode revealing that he had fled to Dublin, apparently to escape large debts. In the second series, he returns to Market Shipborough and is charged with faking his own death. Simon has a reputation as a ne'er-do-well, and usually behaves in a self-centered and womanising manner. At the end of the second series, he disappears after fleeing from a Mafia-type gang during a storm. It is revealed at the start of series three that he now really is dead, with the opening scene
showing Peter, Beatrice and Auriel standing at his grave.
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Pac-Man. The Sega Game Gear had Sonic the Hedgehog. Take a look at the library for Nintendo's Game Boy though, and you'll run out of
breath reading off all the A-list franchise titles: Super Mario Bros. , Legend of Zelda, Metroid, Donkey Kong, Tetris, Pokemon. the list goes on and on. It's no wonder that Nintendo's Game Boy had a
lock on the traditionally younger audience that was playing portable game systems. History shows that going up against the Game Boy is a losing proposition.
