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Mike Tucker

played by Terry Molloy

Description

Bad vibes just seem to follow Mike around. He has suffered bankruptcy, depression, the loss of an eye, the loss of his wife and being knocked down by a car, and all this for a man whose disposition was not of the sunniest in the first place. However he's battled on, moving forward with his milk round and taking comfort from his children Roy and Brenda. Mike's family circle grew with Roy's wife Hayley, who took over the care of Betty's chickens and provided him with a second granddaughter, Abbie. And then there's Vicky. Mike couldn't believe his luck when he met this fun loving livewire, and they were married before he'd had time to catch his breath.

Personal details

  • Born 1 December 1949
  • Address Willow Farm
  • Status Widower (Betty)
  • Children Roy, Brenda
  • Occupation Milkman / dairy worker

Most likely to say

"I don't know what you see in me Vicky, I really don't..."

Likes and dislikes

Likes Ballroom dancing, a pint at The Bull

Dislikes Fancy food, overcooked eggs

Highs and lows

High Finding love the second time around

Low The death of wife Betty in 2005

Clips from the series

Improves his dancing with... Oliver (2002)

Gets on with

  1. Neil Carter
  2. Hayley Tucker
  3. Tom Archer (thinks he's not a bad lad for Brenda to have as a boyfriend)

Doesn't get on with

  1. Uneasy relationship with Brian and Jennifer Aldridge, fellow grandparents of Phoebe

Family

Wife Betty (deceased), son Roy, daughter Brenda Tucker, granddaughter Phoebe Aldridge and Abbie Tucker

Mike Tucker 
played by Terry Molloy
  • New Family Trees
  • Archers, Aldridges, Grundys and more. Interactive and informative
  • Interactive Map
  • Explore the locations of Ambridge and the Borsetshire countryside.
  • Timeline
  • The key stories 1951 – 2006, plus photos and audio clips.
  • Hill Climb Quiz
  • Choose from tough or topical questions and help David feed his hungry sheep.



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