Footballers' Wives Lucker, Sarah Barrand, Laila Rouass, Halacy Kurenski and Ben Richards, who played their respective roles, with "Sport Relief" host Graham Norton playing new Sparks captain Brendan Spunk. Between the third and fourth series of "Footballers' Wives", Zöe Lucker's character Tanya Turner crossed over to Shed Media's "Bad Girls" for three episodes of that programme's sixth series. In "Bad Girls", which centres on a women's prison, Tanya is convicted for drug possession and sent to jail for six months. After stirring up mischief in the prison and even being arrested for poisoning inmates, Tanya is eventually released when a series of
Laila Morse she brought to the screen, and further roles were forthcoming. Morse's first job on television was in "The Bill" for two episodes, which was followed by a regular role as Honky Mum in the BBC comedy series "Honky Sausages", and the character Molly in the 1999 TV production of "Great Expectations", which starred Ioan Gruffudd and Charlotte Rampling. In 2000, Morse played Laila in the hit film "Love, Honour and Obey", where she co-starred with Sadie Frost, Jonny Lee Miller, Jude Law, Ray Winstone, Sean Pertwee, Denise Van Outen and Kathy Burke, who had been her co-star in "Nil by