Minder

TV-14

October 29, 1979 60mDrama, Comedy,

7.87.0

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Roguish comedy drama following the misadventures of small-time crook Arthur Daley. Can his ex-boxer bodyguard Terry stay level-headed whilst working for the King of Dodgy Deals?

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10 Seasons

Series 1
Series 111 Episodes
Series 2
Series 213 Episodes
Series 3
Series 314 Episodes
Series 4
Series 411 Episodes
Series 5
Series 59 Episodes
Series 6
Series 68 Episodes
Series 7
Series 76 Episodes
Series 8
Series 813 Episodes
Series 9
Series 913 Episodes
Series 10
Series 1010 Episodes
Specials
Specials6 Episodes

Cast of Minder

George ColeArthur Daley
Dennis WatermanTerry McCann
Glynn EdwardsDave
Patrick MalahideChisholm
Gary WebsterRay
Michael PoveyDC Jones
Nicholas DayDS Morley
Peter ChildsDS Rycott
Sidney LivingstoneBert
Stephen TompkinsonDC Park
Michael TroughtonDC Melish
Jonty StephensDC Field
Emma CunninghamGloria
George LaytonDes
Lill RoughleyDoreen Daley
Diana MalinDebbie
Mark FarmerJustin
Gennie NevinsonPenny
Ray WinstoneArnie
Royce MillsAndrew
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Minder Ratings & Reviews

ርልዪረJanuary 25, 2026
Minder is without doubt one of the greatest TV shows produced in Britian with a topnotch double act providing its heartbeat. Cole and Waterman work so well off each other that only repeated viewing can allow you to fully appreciate their chemistry. Cole's Arthur Daley is easily the best "Wheeler Dealer" ever created, anywhere on television. Although Del Boy in "Only Fools..." is carved from the same mould he shows signs of weakness through family commitments and links to friendship, where as Daley is 100% in it for himself, drooling at the mouth at the merest sight of money or personal profit. Waterman as Terry is perfectly legit in the role as he sympathetic hardman and the fact that he doesn't get lost under the giant shadow of Cole's tour de force is a testiment to Watermans skills as an actor. I'd advise anyone who isn't familiar with the show to hunt for the early episodes and enjoy what was a very gritty and real drama, where Terry is clearly the main man whilst, at that point, Arthur is secondary in the writers minds (Not that it deminishes his screen presence, just leaves you wanting more). Another important component to its success was its grand array of support players, from Dave the barman at everyones favourite watering hole, the Winchester, to dodgy geezers like Des the mechanic and the hilarious, bumbling Police who could never catch Arthur in the act. The show did lose some of its hard edge as it veered off towards a comedic element but it always remained true to the characters, and as such the characters became the central theme. Instead of getting embroiled in incidents, they BECAME the incidents. I can't say enough good words about this programme. I have every episode on tape and watch them all the time. The only thing that you can say is that they DEFINITELY don't make 'em as good as this anymore.

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