Crime drama series featuring Life On Mars' DCI Gene Hunt. After being shot in 2008, DI Alex Drake lands in 1981, where she finds herself in familiar company.
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Crime drama series featuring Life On Mars' DCI Gene Hunt. After being shot in 2008, DI Alex Drake lands in 1981, where she finds herself in familiar company.
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DI Alex Drake is taken hostage and shot, and wakes up in a brothel... in 1981. Rescued in a police raid, she quickly recognises DCI Gene Hunt and his team from detailed reports made by DCI Sam Tyler about his own trip to 1973. Gene is determined to address London's growing drugs problem, and has targeted city playboy Edward Markham as the brains behind the operation. Alex suspects Arthur Layton, the man who kidnapped her in 2008. Could Layton be the key to her return to her own time?
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Directed by Jonny CampbellWritten by Matthew GrahamGuest stars Amelia Bullmore, Roy Skelton, Stephen Campbell Moore, Joseph Long, Nicole Charles, Andrew Clover, Adam James, Geff Francis
DCI Hunt is determined to keep a lid on protests against the London Docklands development. When a suspected member of the London Liberation Front is arrested, Alex asks her mother, a lawyer, to defend him. Meanwhile, Prince Charles is marrying Lady Diana Spencer and the in-crowd is partying at the Blitz Club.
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Directed by Jonny CampbellWritten by Ashley PharoahGuest stars Amelia Bullmore, Steve Strange, Stephen Campbell Moore, Joseph Long, Andrew Clover, Geff Francis, Grace Vance, Lucy Cole
Fresh from a successful drugs bust, Gene and the team investigate a prostitute's rape allegation. A dangerous serial attacker may be at large, but the case is hampered by an unreliable witness and the suspect's connections.
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Directed by Bille EltringhamWritten by Julie RutterfordGuest stars Amelia Bullmore, Stephen Campbell Moore, Joseph Long, Nicole Charles, Andrew Clover, Geff Francis, Grace Vance, Claire Rushbrook
CID investigate a murder, and discover a plot to sell stolen nuclear secrets to the Revolutionary Workers Front. When Gene and Alex get trapped in a secret Government facility at Edgehampton, the temperature rises.
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Directed by Catherine MorsheadWritten by Mark GreigGuest stars Amelia Bullmore, Stephen Campbell Moore, Joseph Long, Andrew Clover, Geff Francis, Grace Vance, Lucy Cole, Lydia Leonard
Gene and Alex discover that a notorious pimp and drug dealer has a major firearms deal in the pipeline. In an attempt to locate him, the team go undercover in a gay club, and Ray goes beyond the call of duty to get his man.
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Directed by Bille EltringhamWritten by Mark GreigGuest stars Amelia Bullmore, Stephen Campbell Moore, Joseph Long, Andrew Clover, Geff Francis, Grace Vance, Russell Tovey, Dan Fredenburgh
An armed robbery leads Gene to Chas Cale, a criminal he tried to bring down in Manchester. But when Chas reveals his alibi, Gene begins to wonder if he is past his prime as a DCI. Alex sends Ray and Chris undercover at the local pub in order to solve the case.
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Directed by Catherine MorsheadWritten by Mick FordGuest stars Amelia Bullmore, Stephen Campbell Moore, Joseph Long, Asa Butterfield, Andrew Clover, Geff Francis, Grace Vance, Lucy Cole
The team investigates the armed robbery of a fundraiser who has been travelling across the country in a bathtub full of baked beans to raise money for Children in Need. Alex thinks that a crime reconstruction on Police Five will do the trick, but Gene prefers some old-fashioned police work.
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Directed by Jonny CampbellWritten by Matthew GrahamGuest stars Amelia Bullmore, Jeremy Clyde, Matthew Macfadyen, Stephen Campbell Moore, Joseph Long, Terry Wogan, Andrew Clover, Geff Francis
Alex is determined to prevent the murder of her parents in a car bomb attack. Gene, meanwhile, is determined to give a good impression to a visiting Lord Scarman, but the station is still dealing with the aftermath of a Gay Pride demonstration.
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Directed by Jonny CampbellWritten by Ashley PharoahGuest stars Geoffrey Palmer, Amelia Bullmore, Stephen Campbell Moore, Joseph Long, Peter Dickson, Andrew Clover, Geff Francis, Sean Harris
