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| - Debuting in the 1958 television series Quatermass and the Pit, Cox worked steadily from 1958-1977. He appeared in television shows such as Dixon of Dock Green, Smuggler's Bay (which starred Frazer Hines), The Wednesday Play, The Avengers, Callan, Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased), Softly, Softly: Taskforce, Out of the Unknown, Doomwatch, The Onedin Line, Z-Cars and Coronation Street.
- However, Franklyn fended her off and mysteriously filled her innards with nails. She coughed up the nails and was brought to the emergency room, and she died soon after. Mulder soon made the connection that Franklyn had been employed at the hospital many years earlier under a different name - and with a different
- Clifford Cox played four different roles on Coronation Street:
* Harry Gee in January 1965
* Mr Hale in January 1967
* Mr Potter in December of the same year
* Eric Turner in May 1974. He also appeared in The Little Boy Lost, an episode of the spin-off programme Pardon the Expression in August 1965.
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| - However, Franklyn fended her off and mysteriously filled her innards with nails. She coughed up the nails and was brought to the emergency room, and she died soon after. Mulder soon made the connection that Franklyn had been employed at the hospital many years earlier under a different name - and with a different appearance. However, the agents were not fast enough to prevent a fourth patient's death, allowing Franklyn to complete his ritual of regeneration and escape. Franklyn vanished, but a highly-qualified plastic surgeon under the name Dr. Hartman soon obtained a job at the City of Angels Medical Center in Los Angeles, California. (TXF: "Sanguinarium")
- Clifford Cox played four different roles on Coronation Street:
* Harry Gee in January 1965
* Mr Hale in January 1967
* Mr Potter in December of the same year
* Eric Turner in May 1974. He also appeared in The Little Boy Lost, an episode of the spin-off programme Pardon the Expression in August 1965. His television career ran for some twenty years from 1958, beginning with the classic Quatermass and the Pit and also included Scotland Yard, Family Solicitor, Dixon of Dock Green, Emergency-Ward 10, Redcap, The Power Game, The Wednesday Play, The Fellows, The Avengers, Callan, Big Breadwinner Hog, Doctor Who, Softly Softly: Task Force, Out of the Unknown, The Onedin Line, Doomwatch, Z Cars, Crown Court and The Secret Garden.
- Debuting in the 1958 television series Quatermass and the Pit, Cox worked steadily from 1958-1977. He appeared in television shows such as Dixon of Dock Green, Smuggler's Bay (which starred Frazer Hines), The Wednesday Play, The Avengers, Callan, Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased), Softly, Softly: Taskforce, Out of the Unknown, Doomwatch, The Onedin Line, Z-Cars and Coronation Street.
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