File:Thelma Scott as Claire and Abigail as Bev in Number 96.jpg

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Fair use rationale for Thelma Scott

• No free equivalent of this image could be found using www.google.com - images from this production are few

• Unlikely to replace commercial opportunities: this series was cancelled in July 1977 due to low ratings.

• Low- rather than high-resolution/fidelity is used. Comprises a fraction of the original work: this image is a single frame from one shot from long run daily serial soap opera

• Image not previously published except in broadcast episode of the series

• Encyclopedic in that it gives appearance of actor in this most significant role

• Used in at least one article

• Significance, depicts subject of this article in key acting role.

• a free image would be nigh-impossible to obtain for this retired actor

• This Fair use rationale for Thelma Scott