Wild Justice 

Cowley and Doyle become perturbed when Bodie is obsessed with a motor cycle gang led by King Billy to the extent that his training is starting to suffer and Cowley refers him to a lady ... See full summary »

Director:

Dennis Abey

Writers:

Brian Clemens (creator), Ranald Graham

Stars:

Gordon Jackson, Martin Shaw, Lewis Collins

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Gordon Jackson	...	George Cowley
Martin Shaw	...	Doyle
Lewis Collins	...	Bodie
Larry Lamb	...	Jack Craine
Sarah Douglas	...	Dr. Kate Ross
Jenny Twigge	...	Sally
Trevor Byfield	...	King Billy (as Ziggy Byfield)
Marsha Fitzalan	...	Jennifer Black
Frances Low	...	Cheryl
Paul Humpoletz	...	D.C.I. Botham
Robert Lee	...	Shusai
Llewellyn Rees	...	Dr. Philip Hedley
Jack McKenzie	...	Rose
Robert Ashby	...	Mediator
Richard Huw	...	Bike Kid

Storyline

Cowley and Doyle become perturbed when Bodie is obsessed with a motor cycle gang led by King Billy to the extent that his training is starting to suffer and Cowley refers him to a lady psychiatrist. However, there is a method in his madness as the gang is responsible for the death of one of his friends and he is after revenge.

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Genres:

Action | Comedy | Crime

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Did You Know?

Goofs

When Doyle is trying in vain to chat up Dr Ross, Bodie says "...It gives one a certain masochistic pleasure..." but a few seconds later when Dr Ross plays back a secret recording that she has made of the conversation, Bodie says "...It gives me certain masochistic pleasure..." ("me" rather than "one"). When she plays the tape to Cowley, he says "one" again.

User Reviews

Wild Justice

Bodie is behaving very erratically. Psychological assessments regard Bodie as a risk to himself and CI5.

Cowley speaks to various people as to what can be wrong with him. It seems many of Bodie's ex-colleagues met early deaths.

Doyle is concerned about him as well. Bodie looks like a man who wants vengeance and taunts a motorcycle gang to a fight.

A change of formula in this episode with a brooding Bodie, almost like a man possessed. The motorcycle gang were a bit wet though but Cowley also shows some steel and a loaded gun to Bodie.

Details

Release Date:

14 September 1980 (UK)

Filming Locations:

Dog and Duck pub - now Bootsy Brogan's, East Lane, Wembley, London, England, UK

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

47 min