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21-12-2005, 13:52
ITV1 Network Wednesday 18 January 8:00 PM to 9:00 PM
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DS Phil Hunter (Scott Maslen) and DC Terry Perkins (Bruce Byron) investigate a robbery at a convenience store where the distraught owner, Mr Conway (Derek Ezenagu), was threatened with a machine gun. One of the assailants was bitten by the shopkeeper’s dog, which he then shot dead.
Terry and Phil trace the man with the bite injury through St Hugh’s A&E but lose him. They pick up his mobile which was left at reception and note that the last number he rang was known criminal, Danny Wing (Dickon Tolson). Phil and Terry accompanied by C019 officers break down the door to Danny’s flat and ring him from the phone they picked up at the hospital. The number appears on Danny’s phone as ‘Joseph Oyelamu’ (Jason Steed) who is found on file; he’s got major form - drugs, guns and armed robbery.
No-hoper Danny struggles during his ‘no comment’ interview and DS Ramani De Costa (Thusitha Jayasundera) tells Phil to try and get Danny’s girlfriend, Tanya (Leila Borris) to go back on Danny’s alibi.
Ramani tells Tanya she knows she is pregnant with Danny’s child and convinces her to help them with their inquiries – it would be very bad timing if Danny went down for a long stretch. Tanya shows them a copy of the CCTV tape which shows Joseph drawing his gun and Danny’s shocked reaction. Ramani then manages to persuade Danny to reveal Joseph’s whereabouts which lead to a dramatic showdown.
Ramani realises she enjoys the action of being a copper when she gets the rare opportunity to work on an action-packed case. Impressed by her bravery, Ramani is the toast of the pub.
Also, Sergeant Dale Smith (Alex Walkinshaw) and Louise Larson (Rosie Marcel) agree to make the most of the time they have left together before she gives evidence against Pete and goes into witness protection.
Loved-up Smithy suggests that he and Louise run away together after the trial. Louise tells Smithy she doesn’t want to screw his life up but his mind is made up. He tells her they are going to go through with his plan. Emigrate to Australia and start afresh. They seal the deal with a kiss but will it go as planned?
THE BILL is a Thames Television production. This episode was written by Len Collin, directed by Mike Cocker and produced by Lachlan Mackinnon.
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ITV1 Network Thursday 19 January 8:00 PM to 9:00 PM
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Sergeant Dale Smith (Alex Walkinshaw) and PC Laura Bryant (Melanie Kilburn) investigate Tom Brigden (Simon Delaney) who is bewildered when a sniffer dog successfully spots him out as carrying drugs. Tom dobs his mate Andy (Andy Paul Harvey) in as being the cannabis user but Smithy gives them both a drugs test.
Meanwhile, back at Tom and Andy’s student house, PC Steve Hunter (James Lloyd) and Laura discover a secret door hidden behind a mirror and are stunned to find a room full of cannabis plants.
Tom desperately tells Smithy and DC Suzie Sim (Wendy Kweh) that he didn’t know about the plants and that the landlord, John Grimmond must be involved. DC Zain Nadir (TJ Ramini), Smithy and Suzie follow John when he leaves the house leading them to a haul of cannabis production goods. Zain congratulates Smithy on the arrest of Grimmond who has given them a lead on a big drugs baron.
Meanwhile, DS Phil Hunter (Scott Maslen) is intrigued when Cindy (Jacqueline Defferary) arrives at the station with a toddler in tow and is shocked when he later discovers she didn’t report the child missing straight away. Cindy breaks down and tells Phil she wants to stop the IVF treatment and wants to adopt instead. Full of dread at this prospect, Phil says nothing.
Despite of a good day at work, Sergeant Dale Smith (Alex Walkinshaw) decides to give up his career for a future with Louise (Rosie Marcel). But as Smithy gets out of his car to meet her, a gun is put to his head.
PCs Yvonne Hemmingway (Michele Austin) and Tony Stamp (Graham Cole) are called out to a hit and run and discover that Louise has been killed. They are horrified when it looks as though Smithy was responsible when he is found slumped and unconscious at the wheel of his car.
THE BILL is a Thames Television production. This episode was written by Julian Unthank, directed by Mike Cocker and produced by Lachlan Mackinnon.
spoiler:
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DS Phil Hunter (Scott Maslen) and DC Terry Perkins (Bruce Byron) investigate a robbery at a convenience store where the distraught owner, Mr Conway (Derek Ezenagu), was threatened with a machine gun. One of the assailants was bitten by the shopkeeper’s dog, which he then shot dead.
Terry and Phil trace the man with the bite injury through St Hugh’s A&E but lose him. They pick up his mobile which was left at reception and note that the last number he rang was known criminal, Danny Wing (Dickon Tolson). Phil and Terry accompanied by C019 officers break down the door to Danny’s flat and ring him from the phone they picked up at the hospital. The number appears on Danny’s phone as ‘Joseph Oyelamu’ (Jason Steed) who is found on file; he’s got major form - drugs, guns and armed robbery.
No-hoper Danny struggles during his ‘no comment’ interview and DS Ramani De Costa (Thusitha Jayasundera) tells Phil to try and get Danny’s girlfriend, Tanya (Leila Borris) to go back on Danny’s alibi.
Ramani tells Tanya she knows she is pregnant with Danny’s child and convinces her to help them with their inquiries – it would be very bad timing if Danny went down for a long stretch. Tanya shows them a copy of the CCTV tape which shows Joseph drawing his gun and Danny’s shocked reaction. Ramani then manages to persuade Danny to reveal Joseph’s whereabouts which lead to a dramatic showdown.
Ramani realises she enjoys the action of being a copper when she gets the rare opportunity to work on an action-packed case. Impressed by her bravery, Ramani is the toast of the pub.
Also, Sergeant Dale Smith (Alex Walkinshaw) and Louise Larson (Rosie Marcel) agree to make the most of the time they have left together before she gives evidence against Pete and goes into witness protection.
Loved-up Smithy suggests that he and Louise run away together after the trial. Louise tells Smithy she doesn’t want to screw his life up but his mind is made up. He tells her they are going to go through with his plan. Emigrate to Australia and start afresh. They seal the deal with a kiss but will it go as planned?
THE BILL is a Thames Television production. This episode was written by Len Collin, directed by Mike Cocker and produced by Lachlan Mackinnon.
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ITV1 Network Thursday 19 January 8:00 PM to 9:00 PM
spoiler:
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Sergeant Dale Smith (Alex Walkinshaw) and PC Laura Bryant (Melanie Kilburn) investigate Tom Brigden (Simon Delaney) who is bewildered when a sniffer dog successfully spots him out as carrying drugs. Tom dobs his mate Andy (Andy Paul Harvey) in as being the cannabis user but Smithy gives them both a drugs test.
Meanwhile, back at Tom and Andy’s student house, PC Steve Hunter (James Lloyd) and Laura discover a secret door hidden behind a mirror and are stunned to find a room full of cannabis plants.
Tom desperately tells Smithy and DC Suzie Sim (Wendy Kweh) that he didn’t know about the plants and that the landlord, John Grimmond must be involved. DC Zain Nadir (TJ Ramini), Smithy and Suzie follow John when he leaves the house leading them to a haul of cannabis production goods. Zain congratulates Smithy on the arrest of Grimmond who has given them a lead on a big drugs baron.
Meanwhile, DS Phil Hunter (Scott Maslen) is intrigued when Cindy (Jacqueline Defferary) arrives at the station with a toddler in tow and is shocked when he later discovers she didn’t report the child missing straight away. Cindy breaks down and tells Phil she wants to stop the IVF treatment and wants to adopt instead. Full of dread at this prospect, Phil says nothing.
Despite of a good day at work, Sergeant Dale Smith (Alex Walkinshaw) decides to give up his career for a future with Louise (Rosie Marcel). But as Smithy gets out of his car to meet her, a gun is put to his head.
PCs Yvonne Hemmingway (Michele Austin) and Tony Stamp (Graham Cole) are called out to a hit and run and discover that Louise has been killed. They are horrified when it looks as though Smithy was responsible when he is found slumped and unconscious at the wheel of his car.
THE BILL is a Thames Television production. This episode was written by Julian Unthank, directed by Mike Cocker and produced by Lachlan Mackinnon.