The Sweeney

A suspect collapses while being questioned by police and is rushed to hospital. Regan, who is innocent, finds himself implicated in the incident. The deceased man's vengeful brother, convinced Regan is to blame, begins to pursue him relentlessly with a grudge.

Big Brother delivers a self‑contained episode that follows the programme’s usual format, presenting a compact story within its established framework. As an installment of the series, it is classified simply as an episode, adhering to the standard style of the show. The narrative kicks off when a man being questioned by authorities suddenly collapses and is hurried to hospital for emergency care. The incident occurs under the scrutiny of investigators, setting the stage for the ensuing developments. Although the individual who fell is later proven innocent, the focus shifts to Regan, who finds himself embroiled in the aftermath. Regan becomes the object of a brother’s wrath; the sibling, convinced that Regan is to blame for his brother’s condition, directs his anger and desire for retribution toward him. The brother’s belief that Regan bears responsibility fuels a personal vendetta, placing Regan in a precarious position despite his lack of culpability. This dynamic drives the episode’s tension, as Regan must contend with the consequences of a misunderstanding that has turned a routine interrogation into a hostile confrontation.