The Sweeney

The episode follows a string of burglaries aimed at affluent couples who are journeying along a quiet country lane. As the criminals strike, the narrative centres on the victims’ plight and the ensuing investigation. The story features a guest appearance by Lesley‑Anne Down, who shares the screen with regulars John Thaw and Dennis Waterman. Together they portray the characters caught up in the series of thefts, highlighting the tension that builds as the perpetrators continue to target the well‑to‑do pairs travelling the secluded road. The plot remains focused on the repeated robberies and the involvement of the three actors in this particular episode.

The Flying Squad intervenes just in time to stop a security truck from being hijacked, thwarting the criminals’ plan and securing the valuable cargo. After the operation, the officers turn their attention to uncovering the identity of the informant who tipped off the gang, launching a determined investigation to trace the source of the leak. The team’s swift response highlights their expertise and the high stakes involved in protecting vital assets. This gritty police drama showcases the talents of John Thaw and Dennis Waterman, delivering a tense, hard‑hitting portrayal of law‑enforcement work as the squad battles both external threats and internal betrayal. Their performances drive the narrative, keeping viewers on edge as the case unfolds.

The Flying Squad intervenes just in time to stop a security truck from being hijacked, thwarting the criminals’ plan and securing the valuable cargo. After the operation, the officers turn their attention to uncovering the identity of the informant who tipped off the gang, launching a determined investigation to trace the source of the leak. The team’s swift response highlights their expertise and the high stakes involved in protecting vital assets. This gritty police drama showcases the talents of John Thaw and Dennis Waterman, delivering a tense, hard‑hitting portrayal of law‑enforcement work as the squad battles both external threats and internal betrayal. Their performances drive the narrative, keeping viewers on edge as the case unfolds.

The Flying Squad intervenes just in time to stop a security truck from being hijacked, thwarting the criminals’ plan and securing the valuable cargo. After the operation, the officers turn their attention to uncovering the identity of the informant who tipped off the gang, launching a determined investigation to trace the source of the leak. The team’s swift response highlights their expertise and the high stakes involved in protecting vital assets. This gritty police drama showcases the talents of John Thaw and Dennis Waterman, delivering a tense, hard‑hitting portrayal of law‑enforcement work as the squad battles both external threats and internal betrayal. Their performances drive the narrative, keeping viewers on edge as the case unfolds.

The Flying Squad intervenes just in time to stop a security truck from being hijacked, thwarting the criminals’ plan and securing the valuable cargo. After the operation, the officers turn their attention to uncovering the identity of the informant who tipped off the gang, launching a determined investigation to trace the source of the leak. The team’s swift response highlights their expertise and the high stakes involved in protecting vital assets. This gritty police drama showcases the talents of John Thaw and Dennis Waterman, delivering a tense, hard‑hitting portrayal of law‑enforcement work as the squad battles both external threats and internal betrayal. Their performances drive the narrative, keeping viewers on edge as the case unfolds.

In this instalment, Haskins finds himself stationed in Toronto, leaving his duties to a stand‑in, DCI Quirk. While Haskins is away, Quirk grows increasingly fixated on the task of apprehending a gang of thieves, allowing the pursuit to dominate his attention. The city’s bustling streets serve as a vivid backdrop, highlighting the tension between everyday life and the relentless pursuit that consumes Quirk. The episode also welcomes Bill Maynard in a guest role, sharing screen time with regulars John Thaw and Dennis Waterman, whose presence bolsters the storyline as the chase unfolds. Maynard’s appearance brings an extra layer of interest, and the steady presence of Thaw and Waterman anchors the episode within the series’ familiar dynamic.

In this instalment, Haskins finds himself stationed in Toronto, leaving his duties to a stand‑in, DCI Quirk. While Haskins is away, Quirk grows increasingly fixated on the task of apprehending a gang of thieves, allowing the pursuit to dominate his attention. The city’s bustling streets serve as a vivid backdrop, highlighting the tension between everyday life and the relentless pursuit that consumes Quirk. The episode also welcomes Bill Maynard in a guest role, sharing screen time with regulars John Thaw and Dennis Waterman, whose presence bolsters the storyline as the chase unfolds. Maynard’s appearance brings an extra layer of interest, and the steady presence of Thaw and Waterman anchors the episode within the series’ familiar dynamic.

During an interrogation a suspect suddenly collapses and is immediately rushed to hospital for treatment. The incident leaves the authorities scrambling, but the focus quickly shifts to the suspect’s family. Regan, who had no part in the collapse, soon finds himself in the cross‑hairs of the deceased man’s brother. The brother, consumed by grief and anger, is convinced that Regan is to blame and begins to pursue him relentlessly. Despite Regan’s innocence, he is forced to contend with the brother’s vendetta, which turns the aftermath of the hospitalisation into a personal nightmare. He is forced to look over his shoulder constantly, fearing the next confrontation.

During an interrogation a suspect suddenly collapses and is immediately rushed to hospital for treatment. The incident leaves the authorities scrambling, but the focus quickly shifts to the suspect’s family. Regan, who had no part in the collapse, soon finds himself in the cross‑hairs of the deceased man’s brother. The brother, consumed by grief and anger, is convinced that Regan is to blame and begins to pursue him relentlessly. Despite Regan’s innocence, he is forced to contend with the brother’s vendetta, which turns the aftermath of the hospitalisation into a personal nightmare. He is forced to look over his shoulder constantly, fearing the next confrontation.

During an interrogation a suspect suddenly collapses and is immediately rushed to hospital for treatment. The incident leaves the authorities scrambling, but the focus quickly shifts to the suspect’s family. Regan, who had no part in the collapse, soon finds himself in the cross‑hairs of the deceased man’s brother. The brother, consumed by grief and anger, is convinced that Regan is to blame and begins to pursue him relentlessly. Despite Regan’s innocence, he is forced to contend with the brother’s vendetta, which turns the aftermath of the hospitalisation into a personal nightmare. He is forced to look over his shoulder constantly, fearing the next confrontation.

During an interrogation a suspect suddenly collapses and is immediately rushed to hospital for treatment. The incident leaves the authorities scrambling, but the focus quickly shifts to the suspect’s family. Regan, who had no part in the collapse, soon finds himself in the cross‑hairs of the deceased man’s brother. The brother, consumed by grief and anger, is convinced that Regan is to blame and begins to pursue him relentlessly. Despite Regan’s innocence, he is forced to contend with the brother’s vendetta, which turns the aftermath of the hospitalisation into a personal nightmare. He is forced to look over his shoulder constantly, fearing the next confrontation.

The television programme, classified as a drama, centres on Alison Carter, the spouse of Carter, who is mistakenly taken for a fellow teacher reputed to have questionable connections. This case of mistaken identity leads to her becoming the target of a hit‑and‑run driver, thrusting her into a perilous situation. The narrative tracks the unfolding consequences of the error and the threat that follows, with the story built around the confusion surrounding Alison’s identity and the ensuing danger. Set against an everyday backdrop, the plot hinges on the confusion surrounding Alison’s identity, which propels the hit‑and‑run incident into the centre of the action. John Thaw and Dennis Waterman bring their screen presence to the unfolding drama.

The television programme, classified as a drama, centres on Alison Carter, the spouse of Carter, who is mistakenly taken for a fellow teacher reputed to have questionable connections. This case of mistaken identity leads to her becoming the target of a hit‑and‑run driver, thrusting her into a perilous situation. The narrative tracks the unfolding consequences of the error and the threat that follows, with the story built around the confusion surrounding Alison’s identity and the ensuing danger. Set against an everyday backdrop, the plot hinges on the confusion surrounding Alison’s identity, which propels the hit‑and‑run incident into the centre of the action. John Thaw and Dennis Waterman bring their screen presence to the unfolding drama.

In this episode of the police series, a journalist comes forward with details about a recent robbery. As he shares the information, his baffling conduct and evasive manner spark further suspicion, leaving investigators with more puzzles than solutions. The story unfolds in a police‑procedural style, delivering the tension and intrigue expected from the genre. The programme features performances by John Thaw and Dennis Waterman, whose presence reinforces the classic feel of the drama. Viewers are drawn into the investigative process as the police attempt to piece together the fragmented clues offered by the reporter, while his demeanour keeps the audience guessing about his motives. The combination of scripting and the presence of Thaw and Waterman gives the installment an edge.

In this episode of the police series, a journalist comes forward with details about a recent robbery. As he shares the information, his baffling conduct and evasive manner spark further suspicion, leaving investigators with more puzzles than solutions. The story unfolds in a police‑procedural style, delivering the tension and intrigue expected from the genre. The programme features performances by John Thaw and Dennis Waterman, whose presence reinforces the classic feel of the drama. Viewers are drawn into the investigative process as the police attempt to piece together the fragmented clues offered by the reporter, while his demeanour keeps the audience guessing about his motives. The combination of scripting and the presence of Thaw and Waterman gives the installment an edge.