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Article: Media: Best foot forward The fifth series of Cold Feet starts on Sunday, and Mike Bullen, the series' creator, says it will be the last. He tells LOUISE JURY why he's moving on
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- The Independent (London, England)
- Article date:
- February 18, 2003
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Mike Bullen, the creator of Cold Feet, Britain's popular home-
grown thirtysomething drama, is adamant that this coming series, the
fifth, will be the last. He largely accepts criticisms that the
fourth series, which ended with Adam and Rachel as parents, Karen and
David on the point of divorce, and Pete marrying his second wife, Jo,
in Australia, was not up to par. Indeed, he had argued a couple of
times beforehand that the show had run its course but was persuaded
otherwise.
Now, he is grateful that everyone has accepted his plea - even if
the decision will distress millions of fans who have repeatedly voted
it a winner. Better to get out, he thinks, before a tried-and-tested
formula ...
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Article: It's the new Cold Feet.
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March 31, 2003 ;
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... ... launch what they hope will be the Cold Feet for fortysomethings. Ten million ... the tearful funeral of Rachel when Cold Feet ended after five years last month ... Life Begins, the new series from Cold Feet creator Mike Bullen.
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