Talk:Susan Penhaligon

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Article a lot worse than it was
The article is currently a lot worse than it was. This version from 13 April 2013 is in my opinion the last correct version, but I don't know enough about the subject to place it back. Subsequent revisions have included unexplained removal of content and references by User:Susan penhaligon, who possibly has a WP:COI. I have now taken out all references called: "Susan Penhaligon", because that seems to be a clear violation of WP:OR to me. Mark in wiki (talk) 10:39, 1 December 2013 (UTC)
 * Completely agree about the state, and the version you linked was an infinitely better article. As it sits now, it's little more than a meandering list of production titles with little information about them (specifically, there is absolutely no information as to WHEN she appeared in any of these productions, how her performance was received, or how it all impacted her career and professional development).  In addition, all the titles were incorrectly formatted per WP:MOS (some were also incorrectly spelled, inaccurately phrased, or linked to irrelevant articles and disambig pages), and there were a number of floating sentence fragments, a general absence of punctuation, and incomprehensible gibberish and inaccuracies.  I've just done an overhaul, but it still has so little useful information that I move we revert to the version of 13-4-13. 12.233.147.42 (talk) 23:56, 6 May 2014 (UTC)

Notice to Patrollers - Edit flagged up as "possible BLP issue or vandalism"
I made a change to the 'TV roles' section, showing a role with a definitive (early-ish) date in the subject's career. Penhaligon was a main-character in the episode, which was a contrived, retaliation-scenario against a middle-aged lothario, Julian Bradley, played by Ronald Lewis, where the younger girfriend (Penhaligon) of a middle-aged woman in a lesbian relationship was complicit in an attempt to embarass or discredit a well-known local character, as revenge for the sacking of a young female known to Penhaligon's character. The older woman purported to be the wife of Julian Bradley (Alison Bradley, Iris Russell's obit), suckering a private detective into investigating the situation based on a falsehood; the two females in the live-in relationship were described by a detective (played by Peter Childs) as "...a couple of Lezzies...", therefore it was an extensive, poignant plot considering it was 40+ years ago, which I merely mentioned in the prose. Thanks.--86.29.222.228 (talk) 17:50, 3 December 2018 (UTC)