#Peacemist: Nicer Post

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The website for Peacemist: Nicer Post detailed a fruitless search in the Andes

the Sergeant tasked the Peacemist team with during ‘The Tooting of the Horns’.

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Peacemist: Nicer Post – Inspector Spacetime

A spin-off series, Peacemist: Nicer Post, began airing in 2005. It starred Captain James Haggard (played by Anglo-Irish–American actor Jamie St. John Bamber) and was significantly more family friendly than the contemporary Inspector Spacetime.

Jokingly pitched by the producer as "All Bug-Eyed Creatures Great and Small", the show chronicles the misadventures of Captain James Haggard trying to fit in with the quaint, bucolic Welsh hamlet of Wylf-y-Fwddoch while conducting paranormal investigations on behalf of the Peacemist Institute.

In the premiere episode, Captain Haggard remarks upon his arrival that the organisation has sent him to a "nicer post" than his previous one (i.e. bombed-out postwar Vienna in "The Cambiare Machine").

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I just learned that the spinoff of Inspector Spacetime was Peacemist: Nicer Post and now I can't work.

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The podcast ‘Inspector Spacetime: Uncovered’ claims

viewers will learn in the not-too-distant future the actual fate of Peacemist following the events of ‘Disaster Night’.

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It was established early on that Captain James frequently sleeps,

even though his transformation scene from Inspector Spacetime seemed to imply he didn’t need to do more than rest every week or so.

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The Australian government (as well as other governments around the world) do the maths during ‘Peacemist: Disaster Night’

and realise that if they don’t do something, the human population will reach zero in a matter of years if nothing changes.

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The Inspector should get involved in some sort of adventure in the Australian Outback,

especially if it means teaming up with what’s left of Peacemist one last time.

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Any time the Inspector’s enemies get a foothold on Earth,

the Inspector always turns up to defeat them and free the world from tyranny. Except when they’re otherwise indisposed.

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The Tenth Inspector’s decision to sack Prime Minister Harold Johnson from his post

ended up creating the situation in which Species 864 found a much more willing UK leader to negotiate the handing over of so many pensioners during the Peacemist: Nicer Post miniseries ‘Adults of the Sea’.

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Perhaps it was an after-effect of her being undead,

but Isolde Singer sure enjoyed that alien music box in ‘A Night In the Life’.

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The show runner had to include an explanation for why Dr. Singer appeared in the Inspector Spacetime episode ‘The Humans of London’ then turned up in Sydney a year later.

When Peacemist began, Isolde Singer mentioned being transferred to Peacemist Sydney shortly after the incident that brought her into contact with the Ninth Inspector.

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Some people (like Peacemist’s Dash Owens) wonder how the Inspector can not be present to prevent disasters from happening on Earth.

‘Sometimes no one can save us from ourselves, not even the Inspector.’

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Small Beginnings has put out three audio places in which an unnamed character that is described much like Captain James Haggard appears,

but he isn’t voiced by Jamie Bamber. What’s the deal, Small Beginnings?

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Would the show runner have ever explained how Captain James ended up with the identity of a man who didn’t exist yet,

if that fact hadn’t been revealed in the episode ‘Captain James Haggard’?

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How many people actually believe that Captain James would have forced Brennan to take the chron-ret pill in ‘Nothing Ever Changes’?

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Although Peacemist’s computer system looks like standard 21st-century technology,

it’s actually an highly advanced alien computer from a distant galaxy that has never been named.