# Malcolm Mcleod
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Malcolm Gray McLeod (May 29, 1914 – 1980s) was an American law enforcement officer who served as the Sheriff of Robeson County, North Carolina from 1950 to 1978. Born in Lumberton, he worked as a service station operator and a grocery salesman before deciding to run for the office of sheriff in 1950, pledging to modernize the office and crack down on bootlegging. He won, and in his early tenure worked closely with District Solicitor Malcolm Buie Seawell to destroy thousands of illicit alcohol distilleries and oversee hundreds of arrests for bootlegging.
Yanki-Tonk Man
Gerald Leguereier (Malcolm McLeod) is a player coach for the British Colombians, a slumping minor league hockey team outside Canmore, Alberta. His manager Pots McKenzie (Buck Harper) has just told him the teams owner is going to shutter operations by the end of the season. Gerald has to think quick…
Cruising Down Hillary Clinton Blvd
Polly Shezam (Malcolm McLeod) is a magician with a residence in Las Vegas, Nevada by night, and a jewel thief by day! How does it work? Trade secret! When his girlfriend Sasha Hoogenband (Robert Deliliah) finds out about his dealings because of his beautiful assistant, Roberta (Buck Harper) will Po…
This Is Now the Pisscast
PHAROAH'S COURT IS FILMED IN FRONT OF A LIVE STUDIO PRODUCER Today on PHAROAH'S COURT Chief Visor Harper the Crestfallen and Majordomo Robert Delilah debate the validity of insurance as a concept for their ruler and patriarch, PHAROAH McNURK (Malcolm McLeod) to rule upon! Majordomo Robert Delilah t…
"Drain the C*ck" Johnson; or Is He French for Delayed?
Hammy (Robert Delilah) is a chronic insomniac with an excruciatingly boring life that sees him spend his days either working or watching TV while drinking jugs of Frog but his life changes when he meets a charismatic soap salesman named Davey Fincher (Buck Harper) who convinces him to embrace a lif…
Amadeus McLeod is On the Menu
Long lost footage from this episode of the Pharaoh show reveals the gritty underside of the McNurk dynasty. From back alley deals to Broadway shows, Pharoah McNurk (played by Robert Delilah for the purposes of recreation) shows us an intimate look at his life. His son, Amadeus (also played by Rober…
Finger Dingers
A clumsy man's man (Malcolm McLeod) accidently uploads a mother of a virus and it starts ripping through a major company file. Milly Bearington (Robert Delilah), needs the mas man's password to help, but what will he do when he doesn't come out with it? The Hacker (Buck Harper) Is on the run from t…
Gym Jorkz
In L.A., Monty (Robert Delilah) and Drancer (Malcolm McLeod) sell steaks - high-end cuts of beef. They've hit a patch of no sales, and they're facing being fired. Monty needs money to enroll in his final semester of acupuncture school, and the recently-separated Drancer needs money for his cripplin…
We are NOT VIRGINS!!!
Pursued by opponents who say his "Frog" erotica magazine breaks decency laws, smut artist Ziggy Zack (Buck Harper) hires lawyer Ricky Laws (Malcolm McLeod) to help fight his legal battles. A zealot (Buck Harper, in the role of a lifetime) shoots the men near a Margaritaville courthouse, and though …
Meet the author - Desmond Manderson
Desmond Manderson was in conversation with Malcolm McLeod, Anna Olsen and Carolyn Strange on his new book High Time: How Australia Changed Its Mind About Illegal Drugs, a unique look at Australia's treatment of illegal drugs from the 1980s to the present.
Mornings with Graeme Goodings - 15 September 2026
Tom Venning, Tom Koutsantonis, Malcolm McLeod, Rob Scott, Mike Feszczak, Emily Kirkpatrick, Mehdi Doroudi, Matt Burnell, Charmaine Crowe and Leith Forrest.
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