John Savident and Graham Skidmore

Beloved Coronation street actor John Savident in December 2005 announced that he would leave the show citing (undisclosed) "personal reasons" for his decision. He later revealed that he had retired from the show "because he wanted to spend more time with his family in Hertfordshire"
Since leaving the show he had few opportunities to act in serious shows, this is where Graham Skidmore came into the picture.
We all know Skidmore as the beloved "Our Graham" from the hit Saturday night show Blind Date, but what of him since those days?
Well Skidmore too had experience of being out of work since being dropped in 2002, upon realising their common situation Savident managed to track down our Graham and to his surprise found he was running a Methamphetamine lab under his newer Pseudonym of Slamming Skidmore. So called because he reccomended his drugs be injected rather than smoked.
The TV old timers struck up a successful partnership as the local dealers to many London High Schools and attempted to work their way up the drugs ladder in the following years.
Graham now resides in Wandsworth Prison, London after the police "busted a £6million crystal meth deal" Witness accounts tell of John Savident "Giggling to himself running away from the lab wearing nothing but swim shorts" Many have speculated that Savident double crossed our Graham on the biggest deal they had managed and took the money whilst leaving our Graham for the police to find in a bloody mess. Sources have lead us to believe that John Savident has fled the country although his whereabouts had not yet been confirmed.

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3. If you are left handed you are 60% more likely to have a hip replacement.
4. On average after quitting smoking people need half the amount of sleep they used to.
5. The owl is the only bird that uses its upper eyelid to blink, all other birds bring their lower eyelid upwards