Episode #3.4 (23 Apr. 2010)

Hunt is out to get father-and-son gangsters Terry and Daniel Stafford,who have bumped off rival drug dealers in the area, and is annoyed that undercover cop Louise Gardiner has been sent ... See full summary »

Director:

Alrick Riley

Writers:

Matthew Graham (creator), Jack Lothian,

Stars:

Philip Glenister, Keeley Hawes, Dean Andrews

Cast

Episode cast overview:
Philip Glenister	...	Gene Hunt
Keeley Hawes	...	Alex Drake
Dean Andrews	...	Ray Carling
Marshall Lancaster	...	Chris Skelton
Montserrat Lombard	...	Shaz Granger
Daniel Mays	...	Jim Keats
Joseph Long	...	Luigi
Geff Francis	...	Viv James
Zoe Telford	...	Louise Gardiner
Peter Guinness	...	Terry Stafford
Bryan Dick	...	Daniel Stafford
Paul Moriarty	...	DCI Wilson
Ryan Pope	...	Shorty
Charlie Roe	...	Pathologist
Connor Kinehan	...	Small Boy

Storyline

Hunt is out to get father-and-son gangsters Terry and Daniel Stafford,who have bumped off rival drug dealers in the area, and is annoyed that undercover cop Louise Gardiner has been sent into his manner behind his back to work with the Staffords. There is no love lost between the Staffords,each out to get control of the racket from each other,and when her cover is blown Louise is attacked by Daniel,who gets beaten up by Chris as a result. However this jeopardises any charges against young Stafford. He is released and apparently abducts Louise, Hunt's team giving chase and a shoot-out ensuing. A couple of surprises are revealed before once more Alex sees the disfigured policeman.

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Plot Keywords:

afterlife

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Genres:

Crime | Drama | Fantasy | Thriller

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Details

Release Date:

23 April 2010 (UK)

Filming Locations:

Tower Bridge Business Complex, Bermondsey, London, England, UK

Company Credits

Production Co:

Kudos Film and Television, Monastic Productions, British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)

Did You Know?

Trivia

The scene of Hunt chasing a suspect over a wall and into a garden, and Skelton throwing a can of fuel oil over the wall into the fish pond, references a famous incident in which the Blue Peter garden was vandalised on 21 November 1983. Despite on-air appeals for information (shown in the next scene) the culprits were never identified.

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Connections

References Quincy M.E. (1976)

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