Whoops, forgot to nominate a new one....

umm, how about a real challenge, Keith Michell (I)

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0585004

I can finally get one
Geoffrey Rush was in Mystery Men with Eddie Izzard,
who was in Python Night with John Cleese,
who was in "goodies rule - OK" with TBT

Michael Douglas was in Traffic with Catherine Zeta Jones who was in the Darling Buds of May with David Jason who was in Do Not Adjust Your Set with Terry Jones who was in Twice a Fortnight with Bill Oddie...

I nominate Geoffrey Rush.

Too easy!

Dame Maggie Smith was in Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone with John Cleese, who was in Goodies and the Beanstalk with TBT!

Ummm, how about Michael Douglas?

Yes, you win that round. Welcome back to the game - good nomination too!

Lee Mack with in The Sketch Show with Ronni Ancona who was in Churchill The Hollywood Years with Vic Reeves who was in Shooting Stars on which Tim Brooke-Taylor was a guest.

Do I win? If so I nominate Dame Maggie Smith.

By the way, Six Degrees of TBT is spreading. I just found a discussion about it on, of all forums, the DC Comics board at Warner Brothers. The actual thread is unavailable but I found it on Google, and the excerpt reads:

"And if you wish to play "Six degrees of Tim Brooke Taylor" come
to my place by clicking on the link below. Its great." I get the feeling it's one of us.

It was also being talked about over at, um, Sister George's Bangkok Tap House (whatever THAT is). The forum has since been deleted by its owner, but it's still showing up on Google. The thread was called, "Six Degrees of Tim Brooke Taylor (Episode Two - A New Hope)".

(Oh, and i've buggered up one of the score calculations below. It's being fixed on my score sheet. No wuckers!)

Well, following jodievdw's suggestion I divided the players' total scores with the number of rounds they've played, and it ends up like this:

bean_is_a_carrot: 2
hollycat: 3
Liz: 5
Bennythump: 3
Mazzanda: 3
Bramble: 4.3
Nezangel: 3
Edna: 3
SkinheadSkippy: 2.8

If we're all happy to count it this way, then we'll keep it. It also makes the final result slightly less predictable.

Lee Mack...I might leave this one open as well. Any takers?

Good idea jodievdw. 
I don't mind if I win or lose, I'm just addicted to the game itself!!
I can do a link for Lee Mack but people may think I'm getting greedy so I'll leave it a while & only post it if no-one else gets it. 

I guess you could divide a player's total score by the number of goes they've had, to give a more comparitive result?

Jodes - making up words for a living and loving it.