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1 :01x01 - Care
Writer: Robert Stuart Nathan, Sally Nemeth
Director: Omar Madha
Guest star: Lorraine Ashbourne (Maureen Walters), Joan Hodges (Mrs. Murphy), Gillian McCutcheon (Lady Justice Margaret Blake), William Brand (Martin Stanton), Michael O'Connor (Albert Norman), Rupert Farley (Charlie Dias), James Benson (Frank Hearn), Angelo Andreou (Kostas), Venetia Campbell (Dionne Farrah), Angela Terence (Serena Jackson), Jane Jeffrey (Clarke), Barbara Joslyn (Harris), Iarla McGowan (Lampton), Andrew Pritchard (James), Babou Ceesay (Daniel Matoukou), Sarah Flind (Sarah), John MacKay (Lindford), Patrick Malahide (Defense Barrister Robert Ridley QC), Geoffrey Burton (Bob), Alison Lintott (Rachel), Amanda St. John (Lucas), Mark Roper (Parker), Nicholas Blane (Coronor Oswald Spear), Louise Ford (Sharon), Angela Sims (Angela), Cally Lawrence (Mrs. Jackson), Louise Howells (Defense Barrister Anna Shorofsky), Michelle Asante (Leona Collins), Tony Maudsley (Mike Turner), Alexander Perkins (Scenes of Crime Officer Pete), Genevieve Allenbury (Mrs. Stavrou)
When a London hospital is evacuated it leads to the discovery of a tragic death. DS Ronnie Brooks and DS Matt Devlin are assigned to the case and it leads them to the Kings Cross area of London.
2 :01x02 - Unloved
Writer: Sally Nemeth, Michael S. Chernuchin
Director: Andy Goddard
Guest star: Bill Moody (Harry Thompson), Babatunde Aleshe (Jason), Steven Harwood-brown (Andy Sefton), Richard Wisker (Jono Blake), Nicholas Blane (Coronor Oswald Spear), Victor Power (Reverend Tony Crawford), Danielle Tabor (Cheryl Matthews), Tracy Wiles (Jenny Lee), Neal Barry (Stevie Agnew), Michelle Terry (Debbie Grove), Nimmy March (Dr. Elizabeth Rawls), Cyril Nri (Justice Demarco), Rebekah Staton (Tracy Blake), Dervla Kirwan (Defense Barrister Beatrice McArdle), Joanna Hole (Phoebe Baxter), Diveen Henry (Bernice Bradley), Nicola Stephenson (Mandy Jackson)
When a teenager is brutally murdered Brooks and Devlin investigate.
3 :01x03 - Vice
Writer: Jeremy R. Littman, I. C. Rapoport
Director: Omar Madha
Guest star: Gemma Baker (Zoe), Dickon Tyrrell (Danny Harris), Jamie Honeybourne (Kieran Archer), Jessica Gunning (Computer Records Researcher Angela), Tariq Jordan (Forensic Technician Teddy), Riyan Bissessar (Keisha), Annette McLaughlin (Sanchia Livingstone), Sean Blowers (Barry Woodhouse), Tayo Elesin (Marie), Niamh Quinn (Niamh), Joanna Cassidy (Shona), Waleed Akhtar (Imran Foster), Stephen Churchett (Justice Alastair Rook), Lesley Manville (Defense Barrister Phyllis Gladstone), Daniel Betts (Steve Sandbrook), Nicola Sanderson (Scenes of Crime Officer Joy Ackroyd), scott hazell (Al), Polly Kemp (Annie McCallum), Sean Pertwee (Josh Pritchard), Deborah Cornelius (Kate Barton), Juliet Aubrey (Emma Sandbrook), Christopher Gillman Wells (Toby)
Frank McCallum who worked as a former vice policeman is found beaten to death in an underpass. DS Ronnie Brooks and DS Matt Devlin investigate his death. Crown Prosecutors James Steel and Alesha Phillips are surprised when the accused insists that they acted in self defense.
4 :01x04 - Unsafe
Writer: Sibyl Gardner
Director: Andy Goddard
Guest star: Edmund Kente (Justice McVeigh), Amber Agar (Elena Adani), Tariq Jordan (Forensic Technician Teddy), Michael Smiley (Danny Doyle), Paul Darrow (Justice Prentice), Nicholas Beveney (Richie Newman), Charlie Covell (Louise Ackroyd), Bryony Afferson (Alison), Romolo Bruni (Alfred), Nicola Sanderson (Scenes of Crime Officer Joy Ackroyd), Michael Eaves (Arthur), Iain Glen (Luke Slade), Isabelle Gregson (Lisa Ackroyd)
Brooks and Devlin reopen an old murder case. The re- investigation allows Luke Slade leave from prison to appeal his conviction eight years previously. Slade represents himself in court and goes head to head with James Steele who originally got him convicted.
5 :01x05 - Buried
Writer: Robert Stuart Nathan, David Black
Director: Mark Everest
Guest star: Anthony Higgins (Edward Connor), Nimmy March (Dr. Elizabeth Rawls), Tom Cotcher (Elliot Woods), James Puddephatt (Kevin Jackson), Gillian McCutcheon (Lady Justice Margaret Blake), Aliash Tepina (Will), Margot Leicester (Catherine Mortimer), Barbara Marten (Phillipa Keegan), Christopher Fairbank (Jeff McFadden), Holly Aird (Julia Mortimer), Keith Barron (Vernon Mortimer), Colin Salmon (Defense Barrister Doug Greer), Michael Klesic (Jarek), Matthew White (Chris Oldfield), Jessica Gunning (Computer Records Researcher Angela)
Tommy Keegan's skeleton is found in a basement. The team reinvestigate his disappearance and requestion the man who was questioned when he first disappeared. They also question Tommy's best friend from the time Julia hoping she might remember something. The Crown Prosecuting team find themselves with a difficult case to deal with.
6 :01x06 - Paradise
Writer: Nancy Ann Miller
Director: Tristram Powell
Guest star: Joanna McCallum (Lady Justice Hartop), Charles Kay (Defense Barrister St John Artemis), Tariq Jordan (Forensic Technician Teddy), Selva Rasalingam (Faruk Osman), Ken Bones (Ediz Kilic), Frances Barber (Michaela Herman), David Maybrick (Gerald Lindon), Hugo Cox (Clerk of the Court), Stewart Scudamore (Turgay), Richard Cunningham (Waiter), Marcus Onilude (Robbie), Nabil Elouhabi (Nazim Kasaba), Timothy Morand (Sergio), Glen Davies (Bob), Ian Ashpitel (Jimmy Feldman), Susannah Wise (Nurse Hannah), Sam Vincenti (Metin Dursun), Jack Gordon (Mickey), Jessica Gunning (Computer Records Researcher Angela), Souad Faress (Birsen Ozkan), Jodie Miller (Sally), Steve Hansell (Doctor), Leila Farzad (Leyla Bilgin), Daniel Ben Zenou (Ben Mousa)
Brooks and Delvin attempt to find out who is responsible for an arson attack on a Turkish club in which seventeen people died. After the attacker is finally apprehended James Steel and Alesha Phillips finds it hard to come up with a solid case. James finds himself in a difficult situation with an old friend.
7 :01x07 - Alesha
Writer: Michael S. Chernuchin, Christine Roum
Director: Mark Everest
Guest star: John Rowe (Justice Silverton), Nancy Crane (Sandy), Robert Benfield (Dr. Brian Dyer), Helena Cullinan (Matilda Howard), Camilla Arfwedson (Laura Todd), Ania Sowinski (Diane Perkins), Kim Vithana (Donna Miller), Nicholas Khan (Magnus Hall), Brett O'Brien (Nurse Miriam Gregory), Lesley Manville (Defense Barrister Phyllis Gladstone), Derek Riddell (Dr. Alec Merrick)
The team investigate after gynaecologist Dr Alec Merrick is accused by a parent of sexually assaulting them. James Steel and Alesha Phillips go head to head with Phyllis Gladstone when the case heads to court.
8 :02x01 - Samaritan
Writer: Robert Stuart Nathan
Director: Andy Goddard
Guest star: Nicola Sanderson (Scenes of Crime Officer Joy Ackroyd), Jamie Foreman (PC Ray Griffin), Sheena Patel (Jaya Kapur), Conor David McIntyre (Sergeant Howard Drake), Will Beer (PC Barney Goodison), Ashley Rolfe (PC Nick Bentley), Nicholas Blane (Coronor Oswald Spear), Camilla Beeput (Maya), Tariq Jordan (Forensic Technician Teddy), Louise Howells (Defense Barrister Anna Shorofsky), Jessica Gunning (Computer Records Researcher Angela), Richard Rees (Ken Leong), Kirsty Bushell (WPC Abbie Mellini), Patrick Malahide (Defense Barrister Robert Ridley QC), Zienia Merton (Lady Justice Katerina Rose), Ashley Chin (Theo Carson)
After an lone officer on foot patrol is killed by drug dealers, a suspect has some startling information. Brooks and Devlin investigate if back up was slow because the officer was gay.
9 :02x02 - Hidden
Writer: Jeremy R. Littman, René Balcer
Director: Julian Holmes
Guest star: Nicola Sanderson (Scenes of Crime Officer Joy Ackroyd), David Gyasi (Lennie Gaines), Anna Madeley (Kayleigh Gaines), Michael Tulloch (Grebo Maul), Saskia Portway (News Reporter), Anna Savva (Lena Montalbano), Andrew Byron (Nikolas), Enzo Squillino Jr. (D'Agostino), Cyril Nri (Justice Demarco), Dervla Kirwan (Defense Barrister Beatrice McArdle), Jessica Gunning (Computer Records Researcher Angela), Rene Zagger (Farris Andreou), Philip Wright (Nick Carlton), Tariq Jordan (Forensic Technician Teddy), June Watson (Mrs. Carlton), Guy Williams (Jeremy Finch), John Rowe (Justice Silverton)
The body of a young girl in a dumpster turns out to be a missing person for the past week, and the detectives trace her last steps to find a suspect. But there is more to this case than they originally thought.
10 :02x03 - Community Service
Writer: René Balcer
Director: Ken Grieve
Guest star: Fiona Gillies (Irene Morgan), Kevin R. McNally (Harry Morgan), Colin Salmon (Defense Barrister Doug Greer), Paul Darrow (Justice Prentice), Alison Skilbeck (Rachel Nolan), Jonathan Readwin (Nate Morgan), Mary Healey (Dora Bowen), Eloise Joseph (Kelly Butler), Bhasker Patel (Dr. Singh), Simon Kassianides (Patrick Orsi), Sandra Huggett (Sharon Kirk), Will Thorp (Joe Butler), Gary Carr (PC Wheeler), Kath Burlinson (Dr. Webb), Sean Harris (Roland Kirk)
The butler did it.
No, it was not the butler, but who of the residents did beat the homeless man near to death in this middle class neighborhood?
11 :02x04 - Sacrifice
Writer: Michael S. Chernuchin, Joe Morgenstern
Director: Robert del Maestro
Guest star: Michael Burgess (Court Clerk), Denis Lawson (Philip Woodleigh), Olivia Lumley (Joanna Woodleigh), Samuel Oatley (Darren McKenzie), Gemma Saunders (Nurse Valerie Hale), Frances Ashman (Teresa Berwick), Ranjit Krishnamma (Justice Gunner), Michael Maloney (Mr. John Reberty), Darren Clarke (Ronnie Gibb), Alex Palmer (Joseph Thornton), Louise Rose (Nurse Bronson), Sarah McVicar (Mum), Charles Kay (Defense Barrister St John Artemis), Madeleine Bowyer (Jane Tubbs), Victoria Carling (Martha Kemble)
A wealthy business man is prosecuted in the case of a man whose kidney was removed.
Can George successfully defend his old friend?
12 :02x05 - Love And Loss
Writer: Joe Reinkemeyer, Matt Kiene
Director: Mark Everest
Guest star: Mark Lewis Jones (Mark Powell), Shaun Dooley (Jack Gilmore), Anjli Mohindra (Sophie Martin), Billy North (Debbie Powell), Lourdes Faberes (Dr. Julia Lam), Elizabeth Crarer (Kirsty Wallace), Orla Fitzgerald (Una McGladdery), Hugo Cox (Clerk of the Court), Claire-Louise Cordwell (Gemma McCann), Freya Copeland (Susan Powell), Eugene Washington (Andy Valente), Roy Holder (Caretaker), Doug Allen (Gerry Craig), Jenny Howe (Iris Robinson), Jessica Gunning (Computer Records Researcher Angela), Eddie Marsan (Defense Barrister Jason Peters)
A young girl comes back from a vacation, and dies at the airport. Can Devlin and Brooks find out what happened and who is responsible?
13 :02x06 - Honour Bound
Writer: Gardner Stern
Director: Andy Goddard
Guest star: Jeremy Bulloch (Dickie Grant), Robert Glenister (Jimmy Valentine), Pano Masti (Shahid Nafoor), Rae Hendrie (Anna Moynihan), Zoë Telford (Sara Fraser), George Georgiou (Omar Nafoor), Don Warrington (Eamonn Callaghan), Anna Chancellor (Defense Barrister Evelyn Wyndham), Robyn Moore (Mary Aliadiere), Gillian McCutcheon (Lady Justice Margaret Blake), Gabrielle Glaister (Liz Wakeman)
Devlin digs deeper into a drug shooting, and Brooks lands in a spot of trouble.
14 :03x01 - Broken
Writer: Richard Sweren
Director: Andy Goddard
Guest star: Fraser James (Dr. Toby Marsh), Isla Blair (Carla Hopley DPP), Annie Cull (Paige Ward), Bradley Ford (Liam Reid), Saskia Portway (News Reporter), Graham Butler (Policeman), Ken Drury (Justice Pedotti), Deborah Findlay (Kim Sharkey), Ray Emmet Brown (Luke Stall), Lorraine Stanley (Julie Reid), Nicola Sanderson (Scenes of Crime Officer Joy Ackroyd), Hannah Storey (Tina Ward), Ricky Champ (Rob Denton), Romy Irving (Rose Shaw), Pippa Nixon (Kelly Shaw)
The terrifying CCTV image of a toddler being led to his death haunts this episode of Law & Order UK which deals with the difficult and morally complex issue of children who kill. As a society, we are very unforgiving of child killers but if the killers themselves are only children, it begs the question - who really is responsible for the crime? With two children in the frame, each blaming the other, can forensic evidence prove who is guilty of strangling little Conor to death? In an emotionally gut wrenching episode, George defies his superiors and instead takes instruction from the victim’s mother who has a surprising point of view on the crime. Can the justice system, and ultimately the government, afford to be lenient?
15 :03x02 - Hounded
Writer: René Balcer
Director: Julian Holmes
Guest star: Neve McIntosh (Cassie Shaw), Crispin Redman (Justice Rory Richards), Aimee-Ffion Edwards (Kim Baker), Holly Weston (Sadie), John O'mahony (Chairperson), Stewart Harwood (Caretaker), Julia Ford (Judy Johnson), Tariq Jordan (Forensic Technician Teddy), Robert Perkins (Col), Kevin Doyle (Paul Darnell), David Annen (Dr. Hale), Ken Bradshaw (Harry), Annmarie Roberts (Mrs. Walker), Josef Altin (Ray Cole), Hazel Ellerby (Coronor Heather)
When the body of a 16 year old girl is found dead in her home in the middle of the afternoon, the investigating police cannot be sure a crime was even committed. With no forensic evidence and nothing to suggest the victim didn’t die of natural causes, Matt and Ronnie question why they have been called out in the first place. However, the mother’s victim believes she was raped because she never slept naked. On further investigation, an unlikely murder weapon is uncovered and a likely suspect - someone with whom Crown Prosecutor James Steel has a history. Determined the accused is guilty, James pursues him with every power available. Like a man possessed, he pushes the boundaries of the law to the legal limit. Is our hero persecuting an innocent man or justified in his convictions?
16 :03x03 - Defence
Writer: René Balcer, I. C. Rapoport
Director: Mark Everest
Guest star: Amanda Root (Patricia Smith), George Anton (Dr. Roddy Armitage), Kelsey Brookfield (Paul Dean), Francesca Kingdon (Lia Rossi), Scott Ellis (Uniform Officer), Janet Walker (Surgical Consultant), Michael Ballard (Admin Assistant), Sophie Turner (Librarian), Paul Darrow (Justice Prentice), Sartaj Garewal (Ravi Luthra), Leo Wringer (Father Michael), Pierre Mascolo (Gianni Patrone), Nicola Sanderson (Scenes of Crime Officer Joy Ackroyd), Chris Polick (Ricky), Rupert Graves (John Smith), Catherine Steadman (Joanne Ellis), Gary Powell (Frank Ellis), Thaila Zucchi (Marcie), Nathaniel Martello-White (PC Baxter)
When three people are brutally murdered in a shop in central London and a fourth left for dead, Matt and Ronnie are up against the clock to find the killer who they fear could strike again at any moment. The nature of the attack was frenzied and brutal with the killer using a bayonet to slay his victims. With this information and a photofit, Matt and Ronnie are quickly must identify the killer before they strike again. James assumes a straightforward case ahead of him. However, things take an unexpected turn when he learns that the defendant has brilliant legal support. With the case for defence looking very strong, James’ only hope is to convince a deluded defendant to accept responsibility for his crimes.
17 :03x04 - Confession
Writer: René Balcer
Director: James Strong
Guest star: Patrick Malahide (Defense Barrister Robert Ridley QC), Struan Rodger (Father Aiden Browne), George Anton (Dr. Roddy Armitage), Liam Evans-ford (Colin Evans), Irfan Hussain (PC Omar Tariq), Samuel Davis (Danny Garvey), Timothy Davies (Justice Peterson), Tariq Jordan (Forensic Technician Teddy), Martha Cope (Sergeant Jackie Morrow), Ruth Gemmell (Mel Garvey), Tim Chipping (PS Jack Barr), Jamie Kenna (Tommy Morgan), Matthew Marsh (Jonathan Nugent), Johnny Harris (Harry Lucas)
This week’s case hits close to home for DS Matt Devlin when investigating the death of a police officer, and his best friend, PS Pete Garvey. Devlin and Garvey had known each other since childhood and when Matt discovers Pete had recently been in contact with their childhood parish priest Jonathan Nugent, his suspicions are alerted as Pete claimed to have been sexually abused by him as a child. With nothing but suspicions and unfounded rumours to go on, a murder charge cannot be brought against Nugent. Now a married man with a family of his own, can Matt really be sure they’ve got the right man? James and Alesha take an unusual approach in order to bring a charge - any charge - against the accused in a desperate attempt to get the case home.
18 :03x05 - Survivor
Writer: Matt Witten
Director: Andy Goddard
Guest star: Robbie Gee (Jackson Marshall), Tim Wallers (Clive Waring), Prue Clarke (Lady Justice Blythe), Simone James (Jardine Evaristo), Ebony Newton (Kelisha), Korie Lindsey-white (Shanay), Pete Noakes (Clerk of the Court), Catherine Hammond (Mrs. Vincent), Paul Brown (John Stirman), Siobhan McCarthy (Governor O’Brien), Nicola Sanderson (Scenes of Crime Officer Joy Ackroyd), Celyn Jones (Ellis Bevan), Algina Lipskis (Kalina), Paul Chequer (Steve Atwell), Rod Arthur (Ralph Dawson), Wunmi Mosaku (Tamika Vincent)
Survivor begins with the investigation into the murder of Prison Officer Charlie Tyner who is found shot dead on a council estate in Hackney. It soon comes to light that, rather than being the good clean officer of Her Majesty’s Prison Service we first believe him to be, Charlie Tyner is corrupt and taking advantage of his position in prison in a number of ways. There are plenty of prisoners inside with reason enough to want to kill Charlie but, being in prison, they have solid alibis so who killed Charlie and why? Crown Prosecutors James Steel and Alesha Phillips find themselves at odds with their boss, George Castle, who is keen to bring to justice the killer of a prison officer. James and Alesha can’t help but feel Tyner’s abuse should be brought into consideration when charging the accused. And they have their eye on a much greater prize - a career criminal connected to Tyner who has evaded the justice system for too long. Can James and Alesha convince the key witness to give evidence against a man she claims to love?
19 :03x06 - Masquerade
Writer: Jeremy R. Littman
Director: Hettie MacDonald
Guest star: Andrew Dunn (Martin Douglas), David Yelland (Christian Thompson), Gillian McCutcheon (Lady Justice Margaret Blake), Nicholas Bailey (Russell Wood), Rod Hunt (Dave), Suzie McGrath (Darla), Miriam Hughes (Irene), Tanya Duff (Tanya Harvey), Beverley Limbrick (Caroline Douglas), Akemnji Ndifornyan (Ray), Barry Ewart (Mike), Alexander Perkins (Scenes of Crime Officer Pete), Hassani Shapi (Ali Rahman), Sameena Zehra (Sumita Rahman), Tariq Jordan (Forensic Technician Teddy), Charlene McKenna (Rebecca Anderson), Kimberley Nixon (Sally Douglas), Jessica Gunning (Computer Records Researcher Angela)
The mystery surrounding the stabbing of student, Archie Rahman, has our cops chasing their tails when the only clue they have to go on is a library book checked out on the day of his murder. Two students connected to the book have given an alibi for each other but one of them is lying and it’s down to our cops to find out which one. When the perpetrator eventually confesses and claims to have acted in self-defence, Alesha is forced to face past demons. It’s a delicate balancing act for James who is tasked not only with prosecuting the offender but also with defending a dead victim. Unless the truth of what happened that day is uncovered, a murderer could walk free or an innocent victim be wrongly convicted.
20 :03x07 - Anonymous
Writer: Kathy McCormick
Director: Mark Everest
Guest star: Patrick Toomey (Hugh McTavish), Anna Chancellor (Defense Barrister Evelyn Wyndham), Richard Clothier (Justice Robert Quinn), Noeleen Comiskey (Amber), Krissi Bohn (Netta George), Rowe David McLelland (Keith Wilson), Jaleh Alp (Uniformed Officer), Pete Noakes (Clerk of the Court), David Semark (Paul Sawyer), Matt Cross (Lucas Dutton), Jamie Deeks (Billy), Eileen Essell (Maria Golofsky), Sarah Woodward (DS Jemma Fraser), Mark White (Shane Morgan), Nicky Ladanowski (Diana Carver), Rocky Marshall (Russell Lowry), Michelle Bonnard (Stephanie Blake), Chrissie Cotterill (Jean Blake)
For two years, Stephanie Blake has been stalked by a man who calls himself ‘Giovanni’. She knows nothing about him but he knows everything about her right down to the finest details of what she keeps in her bathroom cabinet. Over time, his e-mails and calls have become more intimidating but without an actual physical threat against her, there is very little the police can do for Stephanie. After initial investigations lead nowhere, the police are forced to abandon the case. Then something happens which shakes our police heroes to their very core. What should be a straightforward prosecution becomes complicated when a key piece of evidence is excluded. Up against Defence Barrister Evelyn Wyndham, James has his work cut out for him. When one of the cops becomes a key witness for the prosecution, the question arises of whether his motivation is genuine or borne out of guilt. Will he perjure himself in order to get the right result?
21 :04x01 - Help
Writer: Gardner Stern, I. C. Rapoport
Director: James Strong
Guest star: Elizabeth Rider (Fiona Sears), David Forrester (Stanley Paxman), Lauren O'neil (Debbie Hughes), David Kennedy (Don Marsh), Andrew Havill (Cathal Morris), Michael Cochrane (Justice Burchville), Jamie Cho (Father Lee Young), Richard Cunningham (Barry Flowers), Lorcan Cranitch (Mike Jones), Eddie Marsan (Defense Barrister Jason Peters), Michael Webber (Tim Sherwood), Theo Barklem Biggs (Charlie Blake), Matti Houghton (Jennifer Nichols), Nicola Sanderson (Scenes of Crime Officer Joy Ackroyd)
The murder of has-been footballer, Robbie Nichols, on the street one evening at first looks like a random robbery gone wrong but when the prime suspect becomes the star witness, it becomes clear that our heroes have only scratched the surface of a greater crime ring.
22 :04x02 - Denial
Writer: Kathy McCormick
Director: Robert del Maestro
Guest star: Oliver Le Sueur (Nick), Duane Henry (Marty Flynn), Natasha Gordon (Andrea Poole), Edward Hughes (Zaki Smith), Terence Harvey (Simon Wheeler), Paul Ridley (Dave Jordan), Jessica Gunning (Computer Records Researcher Angela), Michael Maris (PC Griffin), Georgina Rich (Lindsay Callaghan), Juliet Stevenson (Rachel Callaghan), John McArdle (Dan Callaghan), Diana Quick (Lady Justice Hall), David Durham (Mike), Alexander Perkins (Scenes of Crime Officer Pete), Buckso Dhillon-woolley (Dr. Branning)
Love, betrayal and assisted suicide are the themes of this episode where a high court judge is shot in what looks like a car robbery gone wrong. Critically injured but not killed, Judge Callaghan soon learns that a hitman was hired to kill her but can she cope with the truth of who wants her dead?
23 :04x03 - ID
Writer: Robert Stuart Nathan, Joshua Stern
Director: Andy Goddard
Guest star: Simon Thorpe (Garrod Nicholson), Isla Blair (Carla Hopley DPP), Benedict Wong (Eli Smart), Prue Clarke (Lady Justice Blythe), Orlessa Altass (Christina Douglas), Ian Cairns (Robert Cullen), Geraldine Alexander (Ellen Cullen), Nicola Sanderson (Scenes of Crime Officer Joy Ackroyd), Matthew Loreti (Young Billy Wells), Graham Howes (Justice Warwick), Matthew McNulty (Joe Nash / Billy Wells), Nicola Walker (Daniela Renzo)
The brutal and cold blooded murder of a pregnant doctor in the car park of the hospital where she works leads our heroes to places they never could have imagined. What initially seems like a crime of passion soon unravels into a conspiracy involving senior government officials. Risking their careers, James and Alesha must get to the bottom of this case before another life is destroyed.
24 :04x04 - Duty of Care
Writer: Matt Witten
Director: Julian Holmes
Guest star: Robert Horwell (Craig Parnell), Andy Linden (Dom Mason), Clara Onyemere (Denise Swanson), Jane Wheldon (Dr. Elaine Schreiber), George Anton (Dr. Roddy Armitage), Julia Montgomery (Dr. Elizabeth Arlberg), Hazel Ellerby (Coronor Heather), Pete Noakes (Clerk of the Court), Luke Bryant (Lee Lewis), Joe Mason (Aaron Lewis), Beatie Edney (Megan Parnell), Thomas Aldridge (Reece), Diana Quick (Lady Justice Hall), Oliver Dimsdale (Dominic Peck), Avin Shah (Sanjit Chatterjee), Geoffrey Leesley (Mike Harris), Jean Trend (Eleanor Green), Ashley McGuire (Simone Lewis)
The death of a teenage boy with severe disabilities and learning difficulties who was taunted and bullied by youths in his area for years feels like an open and shut case for the prosecution. Complications develop when James and Alesha find themselves up against a ‘win-at-all-costs’ defence lawyer whose outrageous ego threatens the fair outcome of the trial.
25 :04x05 - Shaken
Writer: Barry M. Schkolnick, Elaine Loeser
Director: Paul Wilmshurst
Guest star: Matt Reeves (Dr. Burgess), John Peters (Governor Mark Warrington), Ken Drury (Justice Pedotti), Madeleine Herrington (Mel Allen), James Barron (Major Stockley), Adetomiwa Edun (Lloyd Benson), Pooky Quesnel (Andrea Raines), Jacquetta May (Lucy Radley), Jemma Redgrave (Helena Marsden), Rebecca Night (Leyla Merton), Jessica Gunning (Computer Records Researcher Angela), Tony Hirst (Michael Raines), Sally Leonard (Suzanne Raines)
The unfolding tragedy of this story takes us on unexpected twists and turns as what initially looks like the cot death of 6 month old Alex Raines is later diagnosed as shaken baby syndrome. With several suspects and little more than a process of elimination to go on, James and Alesha must navigate their way through the family wreckage Alex’s death has left behind.
26 :04x06 - Skeletons
Writer: Jeremy R. Littman
Director: Andy Goddard
Guest star: Jack O'Connor (Justin Bale), Mohammed Mansaray (Dean Amadal), Mark Dexter (Carl Hareton), Peter McNamara (Andrew Dillon), Genevieve O'Reilly (Claudia Martin), Crispin Redman (Justice Rory Richards), Rochelle Neil (Sally-Anne Hope), Pete Noakes (Clerk of the Court), Catherine Debenham-Taylor (Female Reporter), James Groom (Male Reporter), Jessica Gunning (Computer Records Researcher Angela), Terence Maynard (Mick Monroe), Tobias Menzies (Samuel Cain), Jude Akuwidike (Marcus Wright), Alexander Perkins (Scenes of Crime Officer Pete), Jon Foster (Kyle Matthews), Jade Anouka (Carla), Lewis Lempereur-palmer (Ollie), Tom Stuart (Darren Powell)
The series finale of this year’s Law & Order UK is a whirlwind of action as our team pursue a serial killer across London and Crown Prosecutor, James Steel, finds himself on the wrong side of the law. Defending himself against an allegation of perverting the course of justice, Steel battles for his career and his freedom.
27 :05x01 - The Wrong Man
Writer: Ed Zuckerman
Director: Marisol Adler
Guest star: David Verrey (Rory Glenstock), Donald Slack (Dr. Steven Simonson), Glynis Brooks (Dr. Rosa Lignell), Jessica Gunning (Computer Records Researcher Angela), Ben Righton (Dr. Adrian Grant), John Kay Steel (Alexander Robertson), Roland Oliver (Dr. Malcolm Chester), Barry McCormick (Howard Morton), Doreen Ingleton (Receptionist), Danny Bedford (PC Warren), Adam Berry (Neil Clemons), Mark Springer (Isaac Jones), James Fox (Dr. Edward Austen), Hugh Skinner (Ian Naylor), Frances Tomelty (Sister Logan), Pip Torrens (Philip Nevins), Nadia Cameron-blakely (Christine Mills)
Brought into A&E with flu-like symptoms and leaving in a body bag, Suzanne Morton’s death is treated as suspicious by DS Ronnie Brooks and DS Matt Devlin as they investigate a hospital department which has had three such untimely deaths within six months. With an extremely busy A&E ward the night Suzanne died, can our heroes find the killer before the killer finds their next victim? Senior Crown Prosecutor, Jake Thorne is pulled in opposite directions when the chief suspect in the case claims to have been framed for the murder by others within his department. With a conspiracy of silence permeating the hospital staff, it’s clear that there’s more to this case than meets the eye and only by penetrating the web of professional loyalties can the truth emerge.
28 :05x02 - Safe
Writer: Janis Diamond, Michael S. Chernuchin
Director: Julian Holmes
Guest star: Heather Bleasdale (Gemma Burton), Jessica Gunning (Computer Records Researcher Angela), Jonathan Jaynes (Martyn Burns), Robin Berry (Rob Whitely), Diveen Henry (Bernice Bradley), Isobel Raine (Mum), John Bowler (Gregor Browning), Patricia Potter (Yvette Dyer), James Daniel Wilson (Dad), Crispin Redman (Justice Rory Richards), Pete Noakes (Clerk of the Court), Andrew Forbes (Barry Unger), Amy Strange (Kayla Stark), George Rainsford (Jimmy Burton)
When two year old Ryan Stark goes missing from a high street merry-go-round, his distraught mother, Kayla reports him kidnapped and a massive police hunt is launched to find the missing toddler. In spite of public appeals and additional police manpower, the search throws up more questions than answers. The legal case uncovers a history of dealings with the social services before Ryan went missing, something which alerts our heroes to the possibility that his mother isn’t being entirely truthful. With more than one suspect and little physical evidence, will Ryan’s family ever learn the truth of what happened to their baby boy?
29 :05x03 - Crush
Writer: Michael S. Chernuchin, Barry M. Schkolnick
Director: Mat King
Guest star: Alexander Perkins (Scenes of Crime Officer Pete), Jessica Gunning (Computer Records Researcher Angela), Tom Andrews (Simon Bevan), Jan Goodman (Stephanie Walsh), Tariq Jordan (Forensic Technician Teddy), Paul Clayton (Kenny), Timothy Davies (Justice Peterson), Daniel O'Grady (Frank), Dominic Coleman (Michael Hunter), Evie Dawnay (Vanessa Marsh), Calvin Dean (Barry), Greg Wise (Gavin Williams), Charlotte Emmerson (Jane Williams), Penny Downie (Rachel Matheson), Adjoa Andoh (Lilly), Maya Lubinsky (Suzana Visnic)
Lying in a pool of blood, call girl Katka Cizek, seems to have only one admirer capable of her murder. A man with her on the night, a man without an alibi, a man with everything to lose were his secret obsession for her revealed. A seemingly cut and dry case, Alesha, given the reins to lead the cross-examination, begins to suspect someone has reason to frame the accused. Dogged in her pursuit of the truth, she unearths a betrayal of such enormity proving there are no winners in this case.
30 :05x04 - Tick Tock
Writer: Ed Zuckerman, Morgan Gendel
Director: Mark Everest
Guest star: Freda Thiel (Ruby), Tommy McDonnell (Sam Bishop), Jack Bence (Kyle Branning), Jack Hardwick (Nick), Nish Nathwani (Rhiz), Maxi Tilyard (Andy Bishop), Lin Blakley (Jessica Vickery), George Anton (Dr. Roddy Armitage), Dominic Jephcott (Justice Redford), Joe Jackson (Ray), Craig Whittaker (Jim Morton), Glenn Doherty (Frank Shane), Jaleh Alp (Ann), Pete Noakes (Clerk of the Court), Brooke Kinsella (Tina), Louise Brealey (Joanne Vickery), Lesley Manville (Defense Barrister Phyllis Gladstone), Nicola Sanderson (Scenes of Crime Officer Joy Ackroyd), Mark Hadfield (Stuart Barnes), Tom Reynolds (Simon), Jessica Gunning (Computer Records Researcher Angela)
A night club peppered with bullets. Two victims bleeding out on the floor. The start of a deadly gun rampage through the streets of London. With the media swarming all over the case and a hostage to find, DS Matt Davlin and DS Ronnie Brooks are up against the clock as they try to track down the Bonnie and Clyde duo wreaking havoc on the city streets. Capture is far from closure when defence barrister, Phyllis Gladstone, takes the case on, arguing that one of the pair was more innocent victim than violent killer. Did the defendant act out of fear - beaten and bullied into submission by her partner-in-crime, too terrified to escape and alert the police? With two sides to every story, the team are under pressure to make sure someone is held responsible for a murderous spree that cost five lives.
31 :05x05 - Intent
Writer: Jeremy R. Littman, Suzanne O'Malley
Director: Julian Holmes
Guest star: George Anton (Dr. Roddy Armitage), Sue Vincent (Cathy Christie), David Pullan (Bob Mitchell), Andrew Forbes (Barry Unger), Richard Albrecht (Roger Leighton), Robert Beck (Josh Shelton), Helen Elizabeth (Solicitor Byers), Martin Turner (Justice Gillman), Annabel Mullion (Coronor Eleanor), Nicola Sanderson (Scenes of Crime Officer Joy Ackroyd), David Seymour (Elvis the Repairman), Samuel West (Lucas Boyd), Cara Hogan (Elizabeth Lerner), Anna Wilson-Jones (Camilla Mallon), Jill Baker (Margaret Rumsfield), Sophie Ward (Dr. Hester Bligh), Wanda Opalinska (Marta), Fiona Wade (Uniform Officer)
Stabbed to death while they slept, the killings of David and Elaine Lerner prove a mystery to DS Matt Devlin and DS Ronnie Brooks. Universally loved, there’s not a single lead that points to grievances held or enemies made. The previous owner of the house soon emerges as a much more likely target for attack - Camilla Mallon, a banker embroiled in a hedge fund scandal. Could the brutal murders be a case of mistaken identity? As our Crown Prosecutors navigate this seemingly senseless crime, Jake’s old mentor, Margaret Rumsfield argues the accused should face only manslaughter charges. Without motive, without intent, can our heroes make a murder charge stick?
32 :05x06 - Deal (1)
Writer: René Balcer, Elaine Loeser
Director: Andy Goddard
Guest star: Ramone Morgan (Chayse Wade), Oliver Jackson (Gianni Santucci), Simon Hepworth (Randall White), Sara Powell (Annetta Trew), Paul Darrow (Justice Prentice), Fraser James (Dr. Toby Marsh), Kamaal Hussain (Dr. Kabir), Lorraine Burroughs (Marci Wade), Lauren Taylor (Keema), Richard William Pepper (PC Wheeler), Lucy Speed (Shannon Blake), Jamie Cummings (Kaden Blake), Charles Mnene (Mark Ellis), Lucia Giannecchini (Dannii), Nyasha Hatendi (Jermaine Smart), Chloe Walker (Jodie McElwaine), Andy Gathergood (Johnny McElwaine)
When mother and carer Lia Brown is killed by a stray bullet, the team struggle to understand the involvement of 12-year-old Kaden Blake in the shooting. Kaden is caught up in the local gang culture, and keeping silent is his only protection. DS Matt Devlin is drawn to this damaged boy, saddened to see a life so doomed by circumstance and furious that local dealer and gang leader Mark Ellis remains untouchable by the law. Matt forces the hands of the crown prosecutors to move Ellis into the frame for Lia's death. Despite the gang culture of intimidation and silence, Kaden finds the courage to speak out - but in doing so, he sets in motion a shattering chain of events.
33 :06x01 - Survivor’s Guilt (2)
Writer: Aaron Zelman
Director: Andy Goddard
Guest star: John Boyega (Jamal Clarkson), Stephanie Langton (Niamh Devlin-Ward), Peter G. Reed (Clerk), Ken Drury (Justice Pedotti), Brendan O'Hea (Will Homerton), Lesley Vickerage (Gail Bernard), Victoria Gould (Dr. Jeanette Bamton), Jessica Gunning (Computer Records Researcher Angela), Inel Tomlinson (Dennis Thomas), Charles Mnene (Mark Ellis), Colin Salmon (Defense Barrister Doug Greer), Josette Simon (Paulette Clarkson), Nicola Sanderson (Scenes of Crime Officer Joy Ackroyd), Paul Pariser (Dave Howndon)
A drive-by shooting outside the Old Bailey leaves one police officer dead and another wounded in what appears to be a targeted attack on a witness in an attempted murder trial. However, Ronnie and the team are surprised to learn the gunman was specifically targeting police officers, believing his family victims of a police cover-up. The defense team argues their client has been subjected to racism by the police. Can Jake and Alesha convince the jury that the defendant ought to be tried as a murderer and not a victim?
34 :06x02 - Immune
Director: James Strong
Guest star: Peter Landi (Doctor), Jim Conway (Peter), Anton Saunders (Gerald), Sue Douglas (Maggie Donovan), Sanchia McCormack (Katie Runyon), Adjoa Andoh (Lilly), Gillian McCutcheon (Lady Justice Margaret Blake), Gerry O'Toole (Harry), Janey Lawson (Nurse), Josephine Butler (Audrey Coombes), John Biggins (Supervisor), Jessica Gunning (Computer Records Researcher Angela), Tamzin Outhwaite (Miriam Pescatore), Rob Jarvis (Frank Donovan), Sophie Benjamin (Becca), Christopher Steward (Chris), Ashley George (Billy), Victor Gardener (Michael Coombes), Alexander Perkins (Scenes of Crime Officer Pete)
A bungled robbery leads to an innocent hero being shot dead and a hostage with a potentially life threatening medical condition being seized by two armed gunmen. It's up to Ronnie and Sam to beat the clock and find the hostage in just ten hours.
35 :06x03 - Haunted
Writer: Rick Eid
Director: Mat King
Guest star: Pip Torrens (Philip Nevins), Lachlan McCall (PC Hutchins), Naomi Allisstone (Phillipa Eldridge), Jay Simpson (Andy Phelps), Jack Fortune (Neil McDonald), Paul Darrow (Justice Prentice), Mel Raido (Ricky Phelps), John Ashton (John O’Doherty), Tim McInnerny (Simon Bennet), Tom Georgeson (Bernard Rawlins), Adjoa Andoh (Lilly), Iris Roberts (Joanne), Mia Mackie (Laura), Andrew Beck (Jimmy O’Doherty)
When a petty criminal makes a deathbed confession to the murder of a teenage girl, Ronnie is left shaken to the core as he is forced to reopen a case he thought he had put to bed fourteen years ago.
36 :06x04 - Trial
Writer: Jeremy R. Littman, William N. Fordes
Director: David O'neill
Guest star: Nicholas Banks (Andy), Crispin Redman (Justice Rory Richards), Sam Graham (Gordon Wells), Lucy Fleming (Mary Wells), George Anton (Dr. Roddy Armitage), Jeany Spark (Julia Antiss), Christopher Gilling (John Peters), Jerry Lindop (Guy Kerridge), Michael Sengelow (PET Technician), Liz Hallyburton (Nurse), Arthur Wilson (Simon Wells), Amy Yamazaki (Haya Ngama), Toby Stephens (Martin Middlebrook), Penny Downie (Rachel Matheson), Lawrence Lambert (Postman), Seline Hizli (Sara Waldman), Annabel Mullion (Coronor Eleanor), Peter Silverleaf (Tony Wright), Ged McKenna (Cal Donnally), Carl Prekopp (Frankie), Gareth Williams (Supervisor), Rachel Bavidge (Helen)
The murder of an elderly janitor in his home is carried out with such precision and planning that the only evidence the killer leaves is designed to lead the detectives around in circles.
37 :06x05 - Line Up
Director: Marisol Torres
Guest star: Dorian Lough (Gino Russo), Andrew Shire (Wyatt Ressler), Katie Males (Mrs. Preston), Ben Folly (Christian Preston), Mark Springer (Isaac Johnson), Georgia Henshaw (Jadie), Reece Beaumont (Reece Leighwood), Will Ashcroft (Tristan Forbes-Langton), Mark Straker (Morgan Braithe), Jessica Gunning (Computer Records Researcher Angela), Eva Pope (Renay Everett), Laurie Duncan (Danny Heywood), Rachel Clarke (Wendy Heywood), Jessica Lester (Anna Russo), Sara Stephens (Rita Russo), Philip Voss (Justice Reynolds), Jade Camille (Monique)
A murder investigation is launched when a concerned citizen alerts the police to a shocking video that is spreading like wildfire on the web, in which a teenage girl is attacked and shot.
38 :06x06 - Dawn Till Dusk
Director: Mark Everest
Guest star: Alexander Perkins (Scenes of Crime Officer Pete), Catherine Hamilton (Louise Dawson), Damien Warren-smith (Waiter), Samantha Blakey (Chloe Hinde), Carol Starks (Catriona Hayes), Jenny Ogilvie (Woman), Daniel Abelson (Tom), Eileen Nicholas (Denise Strachan), Lucia Giannecchini (Dannii), William Chubb (Jonathan Carlton), Glyn Grimstead (Leonard), Rob Heaps (Clive Cooke), Marc Baylis (Stevie), Howard Coggins (Rico), Adrian Rawlins (Roland Hextor), Patricia Potter (Yvette Dyer), Jessica Gunning (Computer Records Researcher Angela), Ralph Laurila (Gareth Markham), James Weber Brown (Julian West), Robert Morgan (Donald Walker), Helen Blatch (Mrs. Hextor), Jessica Turner (Amanda Granger), Andrew Brooke (Abraham Roach), Crispin Redman (Justice Rory Richards), Ebony Gilbert (Cathy)
Over the course of one long day, the team works on three separate cases, including tracking a serial killer, intervening in a family dispute turned murderous, and disproving an accusation of police intimidation. Will all of the team make it through with their careers intact?
39 :06x07 - Fault Lines
Writer: Richard Sweren, Christopher Ambrose
Director: David O'neill
Guest star: Ariyon Bakare (Carl Lucas), Luke Roberts (Tom Hartson), Ranjit Krishnamma (Justice Gunner), Benedict Wong (Eli Smart), Alexander Perkins (Scenes of Crime Officer Pete), Jennifer James (Chloe Abbot), Nicola Sanderson (Scenes of Crime Officer Joy Ackroyd), Jessica Gunning (Computer Records Researcher Angela), Patricia Potter (Yvette Dyer), Lydia Leonard (Lucy Kennard), Jordan Young (Jeremy Barton)
The frenzied stabbing of a police forensic lab technician unsettles the team in a way they never expected when Detective Sam Casey falls for the killer's next intended victim.