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8 Which one-time wrestler played the part of dopy Heslop in Porridge?

Because he says his sons have gotten "rotten sloppy" about staying in touch, he threatens "some discipline." Despite the intense frustration and annoyance expressed in the letter, it is signed, "Much love, Papa." In a follow-up page written a week later, on 21 June 1946, he apologetically says he knows it is "dopy" to worry, but he explains in detail how he watches for letters in the mail and when he doesn't hear, it distracts him from working.

This week Ayckbourn has them playing indeterminate ballet-struck dancing wives, boring brothers, dopy solicitors and clumsy builders in a house about to be sold off and renovated.

WATCH out Walford, dopy mechanic Ricky Butcher is coming back for good.

There is a dopy depiction of an armless and headless torso next to an old-fashioned palette in Kim MacConnel's "Prince Charming." Perhaps nothing conveys this impossible longing for artistic reality better than "Mondrian Dancing," by Susan Rothenberg.

Providing their graphic-design expertise are Dopy Doplon and Vince Pozon, cocreators of the catchy title 'Marawing Salamat'; haute couture jewelry designer Gerry Ereneta Sunga, Mark Higgins of Slims Fashion and Arts School, ace photographers George Tapan, Sonny Espiritu, Henry Ferrer and Ritche Mariano, along with the teams of Chat Sun and Anton Paranal for hair and makeup.

DOPY workers left a high street bank unlocked and wide open in an overnight bungle.

The Dubliner is a close friend of Steven Arnold, who plays dopy butcher Ashley Peacock.

In any case, anybody who writes dopy notes in these circumstances deserves to have them made public.

'If sufferers compound that by taking a drug that makes them feel a bit dopy, they may do less well in exams than expected.'