"Honour Bound" | ||
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← | UK, Episode 2.06 | → |
Production number: First aired (US): 7 January 2011 First aired (UK): 15 February 2010 First aired (CAN): 3 September 2009 First aired (AUS): 25 March 2011 | ||
Written By Chris Chibnall Directed By Andy Goddard |
Summary[]
When an undercover drug buy goes wrong, DS Ronnie Brooks finds himself in a very difficult spot. Brooks and DS Jimmy Valentine are posing as drug dealers when Valentine shoots the dealer claiming the man pulled a gun on him. Brooks was behind their car at the time and saw nothing but has known Valentine for many years and has no reason to doubt him. DS Matt Devlin on the other hand did not see the dead man pull a gun or do anything threatening and is given 24 hours by DI Natalie Chandler to find evidence or shut up. When the Crown Prosecution Service charges Valentine, the dirty cop testifies that Brooks was in on a drug theft. Ronnie has to call on an old friend to testify on his behalf but at a great cost to herself.
Cast[]
Main Cast[]
- Bradley Walsh as Detective Sergeant Ronnie Brooks
- Jamie Bamber as Detective Sergeant Matt Devlin
- Harriet Walter as Detective Inspector Natalie Chandler
- Ben Daniels as Senior Crown Prosecutor James Steel
- Freema Agyeman as Junior Crown Prosecutor Alesha Phillips
- Bill Paterson as Crown Prosecution Service Director George Castle
Recurring Cast[]
- Robert Glenister as DS Jimmy Valentine / Narrator (uncredited)
- Gillian McCutcheon as Judge Margaret Blake
- Alan Bond as Juror (uncredited)
Guest Cast[]
- Anna Chancellor as Evelyn Wyndham
- Zoë Telford as Sara Fraser
- Gabrielle Glaister as Liz Wakeman
- Don Warrington as Police Comissioner Eamonn Callaghan
- Rae Hendrie as Anna Moynihan
- Jeremy Bulloch as Dickie Grant
- Robyn Moore as Mary Aliadiere
- George Georgiou as Omar Nafoor
- Pano Masti as Shahid Nafoor
Background information and notes[]
- Adaptation of the Law & Order episode "Corruption".
Previous episode: "Love and Loss" |
"Honour Bound" Law & Order: UK Season 2 |
Next episode: "Broken" |