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Merle Nygate
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Merle Nygate is known for
Running Time (2000)
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Dark Ages (1999)
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Going Postal (2010)
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Known for
Running Time
7.8
Writer
2000
Dark Ages
6.9
TV Series
Writer
1999 • 5 eps
Going Postal
7.6
TV Mini Series
Script and Continuity Department
2010 • 2 eps
The Queen
7.3
TV Series
Script and Continuity Department
2009 • 2 eps
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Running Time
7.8
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2000
Dark Ages
6.9
TV Series
creator
1999
5 episodes
St. Bears Doll's Hospital
6.6
TV Series
Writer
1998
1 episode
Script and Continuity Department
Previous
4
Going Postal
7.6
TV Mini Series
script editor
2010
2 episodes
The Queen
7.3
TV Series
script editor
2009
2 episodes
A Very British Sex Scandal
7.5
TV Movie
script editor
2007
Blackbeard: Terror at Sea
6.2
TV Movie
script editor
2006
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