Pearce Quigley

Pearce Quigley is an English actor of the stage and screen. Quigley's credits include Pie in the Sky, Happiness, Millions, Born Equal, Within the Whirlwind, The Way Back, Breaking the Bank, Rovers, Peterloo, Detectorists, We Wish You A Mandy Christmas, The Full Monty, and The Reckoning. He plays Will in the BBC Radio 4 Sitcom Alone. He also plays John "The Gospel" Dixon in The Gentlemen.

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THE THICK OF IT · S3, E1

Episode 1

It's reshuffle Day at Number 10. Nicola Murray is so far down the list of prospective ministers that Malcolm Tucker doesn't even have a file on her. But when the job at the Department of Social Affairs and Citizenship is turned down by everybody else, there's no option but to promote her to the Cabinet.
THE THICK OF IT · S4, E1

Episode 1

Peter Mannion, the Secretary of State for Social Affairs is told to launch his Coalition partner Fergus’s new “Networked Nation” policy at a school. Problem is, Peter doesn’t even know how to right-click a mouse and would rather be celebrating his wedding anniversary, but Stewart Pearson won’t hear otherwise. Fergus gets left in charge of drawing up a list of staff redundancies, and Terri Coverley is pretty sure she can make Fergus’s hit list if she works hard at under-performing, and finds help from an unexpected direction.
THE THICK OF IT · S4, E3

Episode 3

Stewart Pearson is running “Thought Camp” at a remote country house hotel, as the perfect way to re-engage the party with the creative cloudscape. No phones, no iPads. Peter Mannion can definitely think of better ways of spending the Easter weekend than ‘imagineering’ with Stewart, Emma and a bunch of back-benchers and party workers. Meanwhile, Phil is surprised to find the ministerial offices less than deserted. Glenn is there, working on the Fourth Sector backlog; Fergus and his advisor Adam are meeting with a young, attractive economist looking to strike an ambitious deal. Then all political hell is let loose when an unexpected and tragic news story breaks.
THE THICK OF IT · S4, E2

Episode 2

With Glenn gone, Nicola Murray is busy breaking in her new policy advisor, Helen Hatley. When Helen is accidentally photographed holding notes from an ideas meeting, Nicola is understandably angry. But Nicola is already stressed and all the while being simultaneously attacked by the rest of her party for endorsing an unpopular policy. And - even worse - her rival Dan Miller seems to be getting on very well with Malcolm Tucker.
THE THICK OF IT · S4, E4

Episode 4

With Nicola safely on a train to attend the party’s Here 2 Hear in far-flung Bradford, Malcolm is free to launch his latest plot. But how is Olly going to be able to help, given that he’s in St Thomas’ Hospital with a burst appendix? And what will Ben Swain’s price be, for playing along with the scheme? More than a bar of chocolate, that’s for sure. And when Nicola finds out what’s going on, can she control the situation from a seat in standard class right under the watchful eye of Sky News? Or is she sitting on the fast train to Nowheresville, West Yorkshire?