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How is it when I searched for G. G. Fickling, I came up dry? Also, how is it you include Honey West, but not the longer-running Delilah West, created by Maxine O'Callahan in a 1974 ish of AHMM, the longest-running detective series by a woman, and with a woman PI? --squadfifteen, 18/10/05
GG Fickling is a pseudonym for two people. And this is an article about Honey West, not Delilah West. Feel free to create an article about that character if you have the information. 23skidoo18:53, 18 October 2005 (UTC)Reply
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This section is ridiculously over-long for an article this size. This article is about the print character, yet the print character gets only 77 words, while the "television adaptations" (and why the plural, when there was only one) gets 519 words. This, plus the fact that the TV series already has its own article, is completely absurd.
