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[[Image:TWPeacocke.jpg|thumb|right| | [[Image:TWPeacocke.jpg|thumb|right|250px|'''T'''racksuit '''W'''earer? '''T'''rophy '''W'''ielder? '''T'''oupee '''W'''rangler?]] | ||
Born in Pittsburgh in 1960, he was raised in Edmonton, educated all over the world, and continues to work in Canadian television, mostly as a director. He produced the drama series ''MVP: The Secret Lives of Hockey Wives'', and appeared in a guest role in the hockey sitcom ''Rent-a-Goalie'', which he also won a Gemini award for directing. | '''T.W. Peacocke''' is a Canadian director who directed an episode of ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)|Beast Wars]]''. | ||
Born in Pittsburgh in [[1960]], he was raised in Edmonton, educated all over the world, and continues to work in Canadian television, mostly as a director. He produced the drama series ''MVP: The Secret Lives of Hockey Wives'', and appeared in a guest role in the hockey sitcom ''Rent-a-Goalie'', which he also won a Gemini award for directing. | |||
==Episodes directed== | ==Episodes directed== | ||
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==External links== | ==External links== | ||
*[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0668814/ T.W. Peacocke on the IMDB] | *[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0668814/ T.W. Peacocke on the IMDB] | ||
* | *{{w|T. W. Peacocke|T.W. Peacocke on Wikipedia}} | ||
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[[Category:Directors]] | [[Category:Directors]] | ||
[[Category:Mainframe]] | [[Category:Mainframe Entertainment]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:53, 10 September 2018
T.W. Peacocke is a Canadian director who directed an episode of Beast Wars.
Born in Pittsburgh in 1960, he was raised in Edmonton, educated all over the world, and continues to work in Canadian television, mostly as a director. He produced the drama series MVP: The Secret Lives of Hockey Wives, and appeared in a guest role in the hockey sitcom Rent-a-Goalie, which he also won a Gemini award for directing.
