puts up a bounty for its capture of £3000. Percy is as unscrupulous as his rivals and sets about trying to capture his own "Killing machine" with the help of Arwell and Quimby the wolf hunter. To help in the capture of Rodger, Percy makes him a girlfriend called "Lisa" for £2.50 ("50 bob") out of bits of fur, wood, plastic feet and some old castors. A blender is cleverly hidden in her "Calcutta" to trap the randy Rodger, this addition clearly works as first Ivor and then Larry become ensnared by Lisa. To make her more attractive she has make-up applied by Percy who also coiffeurs her fur. Percy eventually bonds with Rodger and decides to set him free once he has taken a mocked-up picture of his capture to help claim the reward. Unfortunately, Rodger was mistakenly shot by Gwynne on Thursday 20 July 2000 (according to the reward cheque). As with many of the show's endings there is a disclaimer saying, "The producers would like to give an assurance that no animals were harmed in the making of this programme." The animal that plays Rodger is trained to do tricks, and you can clearly see him move from his lying down position during the end credits. The dog itself is not listed but appears to be some sort of husky breed. Guest stars Series 1 guests include: Charlie Higson, Paul Whitehouse, and Mark Williams (all from The Fast Show) David Mitchell and Robert Webb (Mitchell and Webb) Tom Baker (Doctor Who) Brian Blessed as himself Steve Furst and Matt Lucas (Little Britain) Bill Oddie as himself (The Goodies) Kai Owen (Rocket Man) Mark Fleischmann Joanna Scanlan (Getting On) Comedian Wendy Wason James Duke David Sibley Series 2 guests include: Simon Day, Paul Whitehouse, and Mark Williams (all from The Fast Show) Vas Blackwood Christopher Cazenove, Keith Chegwin Anita Dobson Matt Lucas (Little Britain) Philip Madoc Kai Owen (Rocket Man) Tim Wylton Christopher Ryan Art Malik Phil Cornwell Nerys Hughes Episode guide Series 1 Series 2 Locations Series 1 Quimby's storage locker for his hunting gear in "Jaws of Doom" is the Big Pit National Coal Museum in Blaenavon The bulk of the interior filming was carried out at Lululaund Cottages in Melbourne Road, Bushey Heath not far from Bushey Studios. The room where the coffins were filmed was an upstairs bedroom. In order to give the impression