Scrapheap Challenge last minute when one team couldn't travel due to a livestock epidemic. Both US teams made it to the final round. Series 9 was shown in two halves. The first eight episodes aired between 15 April and 3 June, and the remaining episodes between 4 November and 23 December 2007. Series 11 saw Dick Strawbridge (formerly a competitor from series 1-3) return as an expert and judge, replacing Robert Llewellyn. The show was now produced by RDF Bristol and Exec. producer Jane Lomas and series producer John Macnish had to deliver the new series on a fraction of the budget
William Windom (actor) William Windom (actor) William Windom (September 28, 1923 – August 16, 2012) was an American actor. He was perhaps best known for his work on television, including two episodes of "The Twilight Zone". He portrayed Glen Morley, a fictional congressman from Minnesota (a role based on Windom's own Republican great-grandfather and namesake), in the three-season sitcom "The Farmer's Daughter", co-starring Inger Stevens as the nanny for his children. Windom also achieved fame as the character of cartoonist John Monroe on the sitcom "My World and Welcome to It," for which he won an Emmy Award for Best Actor in a