| rdfs:comment | - Mike Adams directed 30 episodes of Coronation Street from October 1997 to November 1998 returning for a second stint of 31 episodes from September 2003 to July 2007 making 61 episodes in total (including one double episode co-credited with Terry Dyddgen-Jones). His other credits include Emmerdale, The Bill, Family Affairs and Footballers' Wives.
- Mike Adams was a director for Emmerdale from 2000 to 2011, helming 94 episodes. His other works include Coronation Street, The Bill, Footballer's Wives, Bad Girls as well as being the narrator on Four in a Bed since 2010.
- thumb|270px|Het is belangrijk om ALTIJD de titel "the Health Ranger" te vermelden achter de naam van Mike Adams. Op die manier kan worden voorkomen dat andere mensen met dezelfde naam zouden worden geassocieerd met kwakzalverij.Mike Adams, oftewel Michael Allen Adams (geb. 1967 in Lawrence, Kansas) is een zelfverklaarde "health ranger", en in realiteit een paranoïde complotdenker, pseudowetenschapper en kwakzalver die verschillende websites beheert op het internet, waarvan Natural News de bekendste is.
- Jon Michael Adams (born on July 29, 1978 in Corpus Christi, Texas) is a right-handed relief pitcher in Major League Baseball for the San Diego Padres. Adams throws hard, his fastball routinely reaching the mid-90s.
- Michael Alan Adams was a forward who made just one substitute appearance for Rovers in the final game of the 1982–83 season, coming on for Paul Randall 73 minutes into the encounter with Cardiff City. The circumstances surrounding the game conspired to ensure that Adams's appearance would not be remembered, as Cardiff's point in this 1–1 draw enabled them to win promotion, Rovers' manager Bobby Gould had resigned the day before, former England international and World Cup-winner Alan Ball was making his final appearance in the professional game, and Aidan McCaffery required a life-saving intervention during the match from physio Roy Dolling after swallowing his tongue. The amount of attention gathered by these events left Mike's appearance, in Ron Gingell's only game as The Pirates' caretak
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| abstract | - Mike Adams directed 30 episodes of Coronation Street from October 1997 to November 1998 returning for a second stint of 31 episodes from September 2003 to July 2007 making 61 episodes in total (including one double episode co-credited with Terry Dyddgen-Jones). His other credits include Emmerdale, The Bill, Family Affairs and Footballers' Wives.
- Mike Adams was a director for Emmerdale from 2000 to 2011, helming 94 episodes. His other works include Coronation Street, The Bill, Footballer's Wives, Bad Girls as well as being the narrator on Four in a Bed since 2010.
- thumb|270px|Het is belangrijk om ALTIJD de titel "the Health Ranger" te vermelden achter de naam van Mike Adams. Op die manier kan worden voorkomen dat andere mensen met dezelfde naam zouden worden geassocieerd met kwakzalverij.Mike Adams, oftewel Michael Allen Adams (geb. 1967 in Lawrence, Kansas) is een zelfverklaarde "health ranger", en in realiteit een paranoïde complotdenker, pseudowetenschapper en kwakzalver die verschillende websites beheert op het internet, waarvan Natural News de bekendste is.
- Jon Michael Adams (born on July 29, 1978 in Corpus Christi, Texas) is a right-handed relief pitcher in Major League Baseball for the San Diego Padres. Adams throws hard, his fastball routinely reaching the mid-90s.
- Michael Alan Adams was a forward who made just one substitute appearance for Rovers in the final game of the 1982–83 season, coming on for Paul Randall 73 minutes into the encounter with Cardiff City. The circumstances surrounding the game conspired to ensure that Adams's appearance would not be remembered, as Cardiff's point in this 1–1 draw enabled them to win promotion, Rovers' manager Bobby Gould had resigned the day before, former England international and World Cup-winner Alan Ball was making his final appearance in the professional game, and Aidan McCaffery required a life-saving intervention during the match from physio Roy Dolling after swallowing his tongue. The amount of attention gathered by these events left Mike's appearance, in Ron Gingell's only game as The Pirates' caretaker manager, with barely a mention. Mike had a loan spell with Bath City at the end of the 1983–84 season, and he signed a permanent deal with the Romans at the end of that campaign. He stayed with the Twerton Park club for four years, before moving to Weston-super-Mare in 1988, and from there on to Keynsham Town in 1993.
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