| Season 2 |
| Episode
1 Collared |
| Director |
Ed Bye |
| Writer |
Steve Knight & Mark Whitehill |
| Guest Star |
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| Plot |
Suspended
from duty for accidentally upsetting the Queen, Briggs and Louis decide
the only way back into favour is to collar some criminals. So they head
for the East End's most villainous pub. |
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| Episode 2 Witness |
| Director |
Ed Bye |
| Writer |
Steve Knight & Mark Whitehill |
| Guest Star |
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| Plot |
A
monk is the only witness to a gangland murder. Two tough detectives are
required to go undercover at the monastery. Unable to find any, the
Super plumps for Briggs and Louis. |
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| Episode
3 Never Without Protection |
| Director |
Ed Bye |
| Writer |
Steve Knight & Mark Whitehill |
| Guest Star |
Anthony
Valentine |
| Plot |
A
Duchess keeps bringing the force into disrepute - hitting the front
page
of the tabloids by canoodling with her police detectives. What they
need is two completely inappealing, unattractive detectives... |
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| Episode
4 Dutch Cops |
| Director |
Ed Bye |
| Writer |
Steve Knight & Mark Whitehill |
| Guest Star |
Herbert Lom |
| Plot |
Briggs
& Louis are in Hull inspecting lorries outbound to Holland.
They
get in a truck to inspect the contents and they accidentally lock
themselves in the truck and don't get out until they arrive in, what
they assume is somewhere in Italy but is really Amsterdam which happens
to also be where Cottam is trying to find some Diamond smugglers. |
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| Episode
5 Sparring Partners |
| Director |
Ed Bye |
| Writer |
Steve Knight & Mark Whitehill |
| Guest Star |
Tim Healy |
| Plot |
Briggs
and Louis investigate a dope-dealing boxing trainer. At the end they
take a huge dose of the drug and became brillantly and funnily violent! |
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| Episode
6 Rear Window |
| Director |
Ed Bye |
| Writer |
Steve Knight & Mark Whitehill |
| Guest Star |
Gareth Hunt, Tony Selby |
| Plot |
After
a distaterous encounter with a police dog, Bob ends up wheelchair bound
with his leg in plaster. He witness's a murder in the flat opposite. So
he asks Briggs to take a look.
This is an incredibly funny adaptation of the Hitchock film. |
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