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Rosemary and Thyme :: Arabica and the Early Spider (01x02)

 
Episode Information
 
Title: Arabica and the Early Spider
Episode #: 01x02
Original Airdate: Friday September 05th, 2003
8/10 (1 Vote cast)
Episode Crew
Director: Tom Clegg
Writer: Clive Exton
 
Episode Summary
 
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While engaged on horticultural work in the grounds of pop star Nev Connolly's supposedly haunted mansion, Rosemary and Laura uncover the remains of a racehorse. Before long, gruesome revelations are coming thick and fast as Nev is shot dead and more bones are discovered - this time belonging to a young woman. As they investigate further, the green-fingered duo are plunged into a sinister mystery with its roots deep in the past.
 
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Guest Stars
 
Guest Stars
Abigail CruttendenplayedPatsy Connolly 
David BauckhamplayedDr Pattison 
Eamon Boland (1)playedDennis Belfrage 
Joe TuckerplayedHarry Georgeson 
Murray HeadplayedNev Connolly 
Niall RefoyplayedTommy Matthews 
Philip Martin Brown (1)playedDI Trelawney 
Sara StephensplayedSamantha Matthews 
Tilly BlackwoodplayedFiona Georgeson 
Zena WalkerplayedMrs Deeping 
 
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Rosemary: Suppose the woman was the trainer's daughter, or his wife, and she's riding the horse and there's an accident and the horse dies. And then, rather than admitting it to her husband, or her father, she buries it. And then, overcome with guilt, she commits suicide.
Laura: Then, overcome with tidiness, she buries herself?
Rosemary: That is so unnecessary. Just because I haven't worked out all the details yet.
 
 
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