Deputy Chief Constable Stephen Blackton is called into the Met to investigate two possible scandals. Known as Blackdog, he has a well-deserved reputation at pursuing corrupt police officers... See full summary »
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Deputy Chief Constable Stephen Blackton is called into the Met to investigate two possible scandals. Known as Blackdog, he has a well-deserved reputation at pursuing corrupt police officers. The first case is the Cripps shooting where an unarmed man was shot by an armed police squad. Although a coroner's enquiry found no fault, Commander Blake has raised doubt as to DCI Mike Hedges' role. The case takes a particular turn when one of the armed officers, Graham Warner, is found dead. Blake also finds herself under investigation by Blackton over her sexual relationship with accused serial killer James Lampton. With the trial approaching, there is great concern as to the adverse publicity that will result. Written by
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The character David Sperry, called Martin on-screen, is a police lawyer. The real David Martin Sperry has been legal advisor on the "Trial & Retribution" TV-movies, also written by Lynda La Plante. See more »
Goofs
When Clare is leaving Sara and walks through the double doors, the camera crew is visible in the reflection on the glass portion of the door. See more »
Why would any actress agree to play a role where the lead character is so unremittingly stupid?
Even her expression is consistently witless. The character consistently acts in her own worst interest, fails to understand the minimum clues available.
I can only conclude that the writer is a misogynist who hates the idea of women in powerful positions.
The plots are contrived and rely on inconsistent character behavior in order to reach conclusions satisfying to the plot
Probably the worst British TV I have ever seen. And I love British cop shows.
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Why would any actress agree to play a role where the lead character is so unremittingly stupid?
Even her expression is consistently witless. The character consistently acts in her own worst interest, fails to understand the minimum clues available.
I can only conclude that the writer is a misogynist who hates the idea of women in powerful positions.
The plots are contrived and rely on inconsistent character behavior in order to reach conclusions satisfying to the plot
Probably the worst British TV I have ever seen. And I love British cop shows.