DALZIEL & PASCOE: SEASON 2

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• Release Year: 1997
• Genre: Crime, Drama, Mystery
• Plot: Detective Andy Dalziel is an idiosyncratic, no-nonsense copper with a penetrating wit and questionable personal habits. Inspector Peter Pascoe is his cultured sidekick - a thoughtful 'New Man' with a degree in social science, a caring attitude and a sharp brain. When they threw together these contrasting characters, few thought their talents would gel and that, sharing a passionate commitment to justice, they would forge an impressive crime-solving partnership and a tentative friendship.; ; Ruling Passion; Visiting old friends in rural Oxfordshire, Pascoe and a pregnant Ellie discover the bodies of their hostess Rose and two of her guests, all shot dead. Back in Yorkshire, Dalziel is investigating a series of burglaries, in which the thief leaves a bizarre a calling card.; ; A Killing Kindness; A serial killer, known as 'The Choker' has struck for the third time. After every slaying, the killer provides the local newspaper with a line from Shakespeare's Hamlet. As Pascoe tries to come to terms with fatherhood, he and Dalziel find themselves under pressure.; ; Deadheads; When Dick Elgood accuses one of his employees, Rose-enthusiast Patrick Alderman, of trying to murder him, Pascoe's investigations reveal a trail of suspicious deaths. Meanwhile, attending a police conference, Dalziel attempts to rekindle an old flame.; ; Exit Lines; Just as his home life falls into turmoil, Peter is forced to investigate his boss after a DUI accident. While he's being investigated, Andy develops a friendship with the Pheasant shooting set - but it turns out he's the one doing the investigating.
• Cast: Warren Clarke, Colin Buchanan, David Royle, Wayne Perrey, Jennifer James, Joe Savino, Susannah Corbett, Neil May, Naomi Bentley, Jo-Anne Stockham, James Puddephatt, Jemma Hines, Fred Pearson, Lorraine Bruce, Malcolm Tierney, Chris Wilson, Nicolas Wall, Katy Cavanagh, Keeley Forsyth, Richard O'Callaghan, James Vaughan, Pippa Haywood, Navin Chowdhry, Rebecca Bridges, Will Norris, Rosie Millar, Marcus Romer, Jane Hicks, Rob Swinton, Kate Deeley, Geoffrey Wilkinson, Geoffrey Beevers, Peter Halliday, Sylvia Kay, Paul Butterworth, Karen Henthorn, Shivarna Mitra, Robert Stone, Dervla Kirwan, Richard E. Grant, Anne Reid, John Light, Diana Quick, Cheryl Campbell, Denis Lawson, Emily Bruni, Amelia Bullmore, Jack Dee, Rachel Davies, Reece Dinsdale, Andrew Tiernan, Sean Wilson, Nancy Carroll, Chipo Chung, Derek Riddell, John Sessions, Emily Joyce, Christine Tremarco, Anthony Calf, Sebastian Harcombe, Gerard Murphy, Dominic Mafham, Joseph Mawle, Jessica Bell, Kevin Doyle, Margo Gunn, Tim Plester, Jane Wood, Jamie Harding, Reece Noi, Peter Wight, James Quinn, Sylvia Syms, Robyn Addison, Moya Brady, Branwell Donaghey, Jodie Whittaker, Lucy Davis, Sue Jenkins, Michael Brophy, Ben Owen Jones, John Lightbody, Steve Chaplin, Raad Rawi, Andrew Woodall, Kelli Hollis, Niall Macgregor, Barbara Marten, Craig Kelly, Buffy Davis, Ralph Ineson, Angela Clerkin, Chloe Read, Gawn Grainger, Mary Jo Randle, Bill Maynard, Eunice Huthart, Radoslaw Kaim, Tracie Bennett, Denise Black
• Director: Maurice Phillips
• Runtime: 6:17
• Company: BBC Home Video
• Media Format: Series