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Blue Murder: Season 5, Episode 1Having It All (7 Sep. 2009)A cheer leading coach is bludgeoned to death with a hammer after her team loses a tough competition. Director:David Drury |
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Title: Having It All (07 Sep 2009)
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Ian Butchers
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Tony Shap
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Kat Skerton
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Louise Hogg
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Ellie Lewis
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Anita Burgess
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Jess Burgess
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Chris Gascoyne | ... |
Alan Gaskell
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Melanie Gaskell
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Carolyn Backhouse | ... |
Helen Gaskell
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Chris Hall | ... |
Kyle Torrance
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Liz Hume Dawson | ... |
Judge
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After a girls' cheerleading team loses a grueling competition, the coach is found lying in a pool of blood bludgeoned to death by a hammer in her garage. Rather than being the tightly-knit team, members of the team harbor resentments, especially after their loss. Written by (duke1029@aol.com)
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garage | female detective | sister sister fight | british mystery | urinal |Parents Guide:
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Janine Lewis: [to Allen. Contemptuously] Off the record< I just wanted to say I think you're a shit!See more »
The female coach of a cheerleading team is found, by her own daughter, brutally murdered in her own garage. The first indications are that she was a highly popular and loved woman, but not long after a darker side of her begins to be revealed; for starters, she (a married woman) and her niece (also a cheerleader) seemed to share the same boyfriend!
This is the first "Blue Murder" episode I've watched so far that I don't really having anything to say about, positive or negative. It's not bad, it's merely average and has a definite "seen it before" air about it. The cheerleading world, pretty much the only "new" to the series aspect of the episode, is largely ignored. **1/2 out of 4.