Showing posts with label vincent. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vincent. Show all posts
26 April 2009
Vincent S1 Returns to ABC1
A couple of weeks ago ABC1 aired season 2 of the British drama Vincent, Season 1 is set to air on Wednesday 29 April, then 6, 13 and 20 May 2009, for all the details please go to our Vincent page >>
06 April 2009
Today on Poirot! 203 The Lost Mine (1990)
Title: Poirot: 203 The Lost Mine (1990)
Airdate and time AU: Monday 6 April 2009 at 1230pm
Original airdate UK: 21 January 1990
Network AU: ABC1
Network UK: ITV
Synopsis: Poirot and Hastings are discussing investments and Poirot informs Hastings that he has no thing of that kind except for fourteen thousand shares in Burma Mines Ltd which were given to him as a gift for services rendered. He offers to tell the story of what service he provided and Hastings gladly listens. The mines in question were originally silver mines, discovered by the Chinese in the fifteenth century. The silver was all worked out but plenty of lead remained, not considered being of value at the time but definitely worthy of exploitation at the time of the story. The mine itself was lost, the only clue to its location being old papers in the hands of a Chinese family. The head of the family, Wu Ling, agreed to negotiate a sale of the papers and travelled to England to complete the transaction. Wu Ling was supposed to be met by one of the syndicate company directors, Mr. Pearson, in Southampton but his train there was delayed with the result that Wu Ling made his own way to London where he booked into the Hotel Russell Square and telephoned the company to say that he would see them the next day. He failed to appear at the meeting and the hotel was contacted.
Cast: David Suchet as Hercule Poirot, Hugh Fraser as Captain Arthur Hastings, Philip Jackson as Inspector Japp, Pauline Moran as Miss Felicity Lemon
Guest cast: Richard Albrecht as Lobby Clerk, Barbara Barnes as Mrs Lester, Peter Barnes as Wilkins, Anthony Bate as Lord Pearson, Hi Ching as Chow Feng, Gloria Connell as Miss Devenish, John Cording as Sergeant Jameson, James Saxon as Reggie Dyer, Colin Stinton as Charles Lester.
Airdate and time AU: Monday 6 April 2009 at 1230pm
Original airdate UK: 21 January 1990
Network AU: ABC1
Network UK: ITV
Synopsis: Poirot and Hastings are discussing investments and Poirot informs Hastings that he has no thing of that kind except for fourteen thousand shares in Burma Mines Ltd which were given to him as a gift for services rendered. He offers to tell the story of what service he provided and Hastings gladly listens. The mines in question were originally silver mines, discovered by the Chinese in the fifteenth century. The silver was all worked out but plenty of lead remained, not considered being of value at the time but definitely worthy of exploitation at the time of the story. The mine itself was lost, the only clue to its location being old papers in the hands of a Chinese family. The head of the family, Wu Ling, agreed to negotiate a sale of the papers and travelled to England to complete the transaction. Wu Ling was supposed to be met by one of the syndicate company directors, Mr. Pearson, in Southampton but his train there was delayed with the result that Wu Ling made his own way to London where he booked into the Hotel Russell Square and telephoned the company to say that he would see them the next day. He failed to appear at the meeting and the hotel was contacted.
Cast: David Suchet as Hercule Poirot, Hugh Fraser as Captain Arthur Hastings, Philip Jackson as Inspector Japp, Pauline Moran as Miss Felicity Lemon
Guest cast: Richard Albrecht as Lobby Clerk, Barbara Barnes as Mrs Lester, Peter Barnes as Wilkins, Anthony Bate as Lord Pearson, Hi Ching as Chow Feng, Gloria Connell as Miss Devenish, John Cording as Sergeant Jameson, James Saxon as Reggie Dyer, Colin Stinton as Charles Lester.
05 April 2009
Tonight on Poirot! S1203 Third Girl
Title: Poirot 1203 Third Girl
Airdate and time AU: Sunday 5 April 2009 at 2030 (830pm)
Original airdate UK: 28 September 2008
Network AU: ABC1
Network UK: ITV
Synopsis: When a young woman visits Hercule Poirot to seek his help regarding a murder that she believes herself to have committed, she is appalled by his age and leaves with her story untold. Poirot is keen to track her down … but who is she, and what, if anything, has she done?
Ariadne Oliver, serving here as a deus ex machina, provides Poirot with a number of key clues in the novel, beginning with the identity of the girl, Norma Restarick, whom she had met at a party. Mrs. Oliver and Poirot begin to investigate Norma, but soon find that she has apparently gone missing. Mrs. Oliver meets the girls with whom she shares a flat at 67 Borodene Mansions: Claudia Reece-Holland (who turns out to be secretary to Norma's father) and Frances Cary, an artsy girl with long, dark hair that falls across her face. Neither has seen Norma recently. Poirot (visiting her paternal great uncle’s home in Long Basing) finds that her father and stepmother also have no idea where she has gone. Poirot does meet David Baker, Norma’s boyfriend, in the house, and sees that Norma’s stepmother, Mary, is highly annoyed to discover him there. Poirot also meets Norma’s paternal great-uncle, Sir Roderick Horsefield, who is elderly and has poor eyesight. Norma’s father, Andrew, has been staying with Sir Roderick since returning from Africa, where he had made a vast fortune.
Cast: David Suchet as Hercule Poirot, Joe Absolom as James Bentley, Richard Hope as Supt. Harold Spence, David Yelland as George,
Guest cast: Clemency Burton-Hill as Claudia Reece-Holland, Jemima Rooper as Norma Restarick, Matilda Sturridge as Frances Cary, Peter Bowles as Sir Roderick Horsefield, Lucy Liemann as Sonia, James Wilby as Andrew Restarick, Haydn Gwynne as Miss Battersby, Tom Mison as David Baker, Caroline O'Neill as Lavinia Seagram, Tim Stern as Alf Renny John Warnaby as Inspector Nelson, Tessa Bell-Briggs as Daphne, Jade Longley as Young Norma, Juliet Howland as Mary Restarick
Airdate and time AU: Sunday 5 April 2009 at 2030 (830pm)
Original airdate UK: 28 September 2008
Network AU: ABC1
Network UK: ITV
Synopsis: When a young woman visits Hercule Poirot to seek his help regarding a murder that she believes herself to have committed, she is appalled by his age and leaves with her story untold. Poirot is keen to track her down … but who is she, and what, if anything, has she done?
Ariadne Oliver, serving here as a deus ex machina, provides Poirot with a number of key clues in the novel, beginning with the identity of the girl, Norma Restarick, whom she had met at a party. Mrs. Oliver and Poirot begin to investigate Norma, but soon find that she has apparently gone missing. Mrs. Oliver meets the girls with whom she shares a flat at 67 Borodene Mansions: Claudia Reece-Holland (who turns out to be secretary to Norma's father) and Frances Cary, an artsy girl with long, dark hair that falls across her face. Neither has seen Norma recently. Poirot (visiting her paternal great uncle’s home in Long Basing) finds that her father and stepmother also have no idea where she has gone. Poirot does meet David Baker, Norma’s boyfriend, in the house, and sees that Norma’s stepmother, Mary, is highly annoyed to discover him there. Poirot also meets Norma’s paternal great-uncle, Sir Roderick Horsefield, who is elderly and has poor eyesight. Norma’s father, Andrew, has been staying with Sir Roderick since returning from Africa, where he had made a vast fortune.
Cast: David Suchet as Hercule Poirot, Joe Absolom as James Bentley, Richard Hope as Supt. Harold Spence, David Yelland as George,
Guest cast: Clemency Burton-Hill as Claudia Reece-Holland, Jemima Rooper as Norma Restarick, Matilda Sturridge as Frances Cary, Peter Bowles as Sir Roderick Horsefield, Lucy Liemann as Sonia, James Wilby as Andrew Restarick, Haydn Gwynne as Miss Battersby, Tom Mison as David Baker, Caroline O'Neill as Lavinia Seagram, Tim Stern as Alf Renny John Warnaby as Inspector Nelson, Tessa Bell-Briggs as Daphne, Jade Longley as Young Norma, Juliet Howland as Mary Restarick
04 April 2009
Tonight on New Tricks! 401 Casualty Pt 2 (Repeat)
Title: New Tricks: 401 Casualty (Repeat)
Airdate and time AU: Saturday 4 April 2009 at 1930hrs (730pm)
Original airdate UK: Friday 4 January 2008
Network AU: ABC1
Network UK: BBC
Synopsis: Hell bent on avenging his wife's death, Jack Halford is prepared to risk everything to kill the man responsible, Ricky Hanson. As Detective Superintendent Sandra Pullman becomes aware of the dangerous situation Halford has put himself in, she has to act fast to prevent him confronting his nemesis, resulting in a crash that jeopardises the future of the entire team. With Gerry Standing, Brian Lane and Halford hospitalised, Pullman is forced to accept temporary help at UCOS from the super efficient DCI Karen Hardwick.
Cast: Alun Armstrong as Brian Lane, James Bolam as Jack Halford, Amanda Redman as Sandra Pullman, Dennis Waterman as Gerry Standing, Anthony Calf as Robert Strickland and Susan Jameson as Esther Lane
Images: None
Airdate and time AU: Saturday 4 April 2009 at 1930hrs (730pm)
Original airdate UK: Friday 4 January 2008
Network AU: ABC1
Network UK: BBC
Synopsis: Hell bent on avenging his wife's death, Jack Halford is prepared to risk everything to kill the man responsible, Ricky Hanson. As Detective Superintendent Sandra Pullman becomes aware of the dangerous situation Halford has put himself in, she has to act fast to prevent him confronting his nemesis, resulting in a crash that jeopardises the future of the entire team. With Gerry Standing, Brian Lane and Halford hospitalised, Pullman is forced to accept temporary help at UCOS from the super efficient DCI Karen Hardwick.
Cast: Alun Armstrong as Brian Lane, James Bolam as Jack Halford, Amanda Redman as Sandra Pullman, Dennis Waterman as Gerry Standing, Anthony Calf as Robert Strickland and Susan Jameson as Esther Lane
Images: None
03 April 2009
Tonight on Vincent! S2 Episode 3 (eps un-named)
Title: Vincent S02 E03 Vincent
Airdate and time AU: Friday 3 April 2009 at 2140 (940pm)
Original airdate UK: 30 October 2006
Network AU: ABC1
Network UK: ITV
Synopsis: Teenager Amy has been murdered and all the hallmarks match serial killer Stephen Knight. So, the police, who are convinced they have their man, close the case. But then, Amy's mother receives a letter from Knight confessing to other murders but not Amy's. Not knowing what to believe, she calls on Vincent's help. Despite resistance from the police about their involvement, Vincent and Beth go and see Knight in prison, who insists the real killer is still out there. Then it emerges Amy worked as a temp for Nelson Global. Is there more going on at the company then anyone else first realised?
Cast: Ray Winstone as Vincent Gallagher, Suranne Jones as Beth, Joe Absolom as PI Robert
Angel Coulby as Gillian, IIan Puleston-Davies as John
Images:
Airdate and time AU: Friday 3 April 2009 at 2140 (940pm)
Original airdate UK: 30 October 2006
Network AU: ABC1
Network UK: ITV
Synopsis: Teenager Amy has been murdered and all the hallmarks match serial killer Stephen Knight. So, the police, who are convinced they have their man, close the case. But then, Amy's mother receives a letter from Knight confessing to other murders but not Amy's. Not knowing what to believe, she calls on Vincent's help. Despite resistance from the police about their involvement, Vincent and Beth go and see Knight in prison, who insists the real killer is still out there. Then it emerges Amy worked as a temp for Nelson Global. Is there more going on at the company then anyone else first realised?
Cast: Ray Winstone as Vincent Gallagher, Suranne Jones as Beth, Joe Absolom as PI Robert
Angel Coulby as Gillian, IIan Puleston-Davies as John
Images:
Tonight on Rebus! Naming of the Dead
Title: Rebus: 403 The Naming of the Dead
Airdate and time AU: Friday 3 April 2009 at 2030 (830pm)
Original airdate UK: 26 October 2007
Network AU: ABC1
Network UK: ITV
Synopsis: An unidentified body is found at the Macintosh House Hotel, venue for the World Trade Summit. Later, the body of a Scottish Executive minister is found beneath Edinburgh Castle. Rebus investigates, but soon finds himself at loggerheads with the commander of SO12, in charge of security for the summit.
Cast: Ken Stott as DI John Rebus, Claire Price as DS Siobhan Clarke, Jennifer Black as DCS Gill Templar
Guest cast: Nicholas Jones as Commander Steelforth, Jimmy Yuill as Mickey, Paul Antony-Barber as Richard Pennen, Leo Wringer as Joe Kamweze, Carol Pyper Rafferty as Louise Guest, Stewart Ennis as Duncan Barclay.
Airdate and time AU: Friday 3 April 2009 at 2030 (830pm)
Original airdate UK: 26 October 2007
Network AU: ABC1
Network UK: ITV
Synopsis: An unidentified body is found at the Macintosh House Hotel, venue for the World Trade Summit. Later, the body of a Scottish Executive minister is found beneath Edinburgh Castle. Rebus investigates, but soon finds himself at loggerheads with the commander of SO12, in charge of security for the summit.
Cast: Ken Stott as DI John Rebus, Claire Price as DS Siobhan Clarke, Jennifer Black as DCS Gill Templar
Guest cast: Nicholas Jones as Commander Steelforth, Jimmy Yuill as Mickey, Paul Antony-Barber as Richard Pennen, Leo Wringer as Joe Kamweze, Carol Pyper Rafferty as Louise Guest, Stewart Ennis as Duncan Barclay.
02 April 2009
Vincent S02 E03 eps not named
Title: Vincent S02 E03 Vincent
Airdate and time AU: Friday 3 April 2009 at 2140 (940pm)
Original airdate UK: 30 October 2006
Network AU: ABC1
Network UK: ITV
Synopsis: Teenager Amy has been murdered and all the hallmarks match serial killer Stephen Knight. So, the police, who are convinced they have their man, close the case. But then, Amy's mother receives a letter from Knight confessing to other murders but not Amy's. Not knowing what to believe, she calls on Vincent's help. Despite resistance from the police about their involvement, Vincent and Beth go and see Knight in prison, who insists the real killer is still out there. Then it emerges Amy worked as a temp for Nelson Global. Is there more going on at the company then anyone else first realised?
Cast: Ray Winstone as Vincent Gallagher, Suranne Jones as Beth, Joe Absolom as PI Robert
Angel Coulby as Gillian, IIan Puleston-Davies as John
Images:
Airdate and time AU: Friday 3 April 2009 at 2140 (940pm)
Original airdate UK: 30 October 2006
Network AU: ABC1
Network UK: ITV
Synopsis: Teenager Amy has been murdered and all the hallmarks match serial killer Stephen Knight. So, the police, who are convinced they have their man, close the case. But then, Amy's mother receives a letter from Knight confessing to other murders but not Amy's. Not knowing what to believe, she calls on Vincent's help. Despite resistance from the police about their involvement, Vincent and Beth go and see Knight in prison, who insists the real killer is still out there. Then it emerges Amy worked as a temp for Nelson Global. Is there more going on at the company then anyone else first realised?
Cast: Ray Winstone as Vincent Gallagher, Suranne Jones as Beth, Joe Absolom as PI Robert
Angel Coulby as Gillian, IIan Puleston-Davies as John
Images:
Rebus: 403 The Naming of the Dead
Title: Rebus: 403 The Naming of the Dead
Airdate and time AU: Friday 3 April 2009 at 2030 (830pm)
Original airdate UK: 26 October 2007
Network AU: ABC1
Network UK: ITV
Synopsis: An unidentified body is found at the Macintosh House Hotel, venue for the World Trade Summit. Later, the body of a Scottish Executive minister is found beneath Edinburgh Castle. Rebus investigates, but soon finds himself at loggerheads with the commander of SO12, in charge of security for the summit.
Cast: Ken Stott as DI John Rebus, Claire Price as DS Siobhan Clarke, Jennifer Black as DCS Gill Templar
Guest cast: Nicholas Jones as Commander Steelforth, Jimmy Yuill as Mickey, Paul Antony-Barber as Richard Pennen, Leo Wringer as Joe Kamweze, Carol Pyper Rafferty as Louise Guest, Stewart Ennis as Duncan Barclay.
Images: None
Airdate and time AU: Friday 3 April 2009 at 2030 (830pm)
Original airdate UK: 26 October 2007
Network AU: ABC1
Network UK: ITV
Synopsis: An unidentified body is found at the Macintosh House Hotel, venue for the World Trade Summit. Later, the body of a Scottish Executive minister is found beneath Edinburgh Castle. Rebus investigates, but soon finds himself at loggerheads with the commander of SO12, in charge of security for the summit.
Cast: Ken Stott as DI John Rebus, Claire Price as DS Siobhan Clarke, Jennifer Black as DCS Gill Templar
Guest cast: Nicholas Jones as Commander Steelforth, Jimmy Yuill as Mickey, Paul Antony-Barber as Richard Pennen, Leo Wringer as Joe Kamweze, Carol Pyper Rafferty as Louise Guest, Stewart Ennis as Duncan Barclay.
Images: None
29 March 2009
Lewis: 302 The Quality of Mercy
Title: Lewis: 302 The Quality of Mercy
Airdate and time AU: TBA
Original airdate UK: Sunday, 29th March 2009 at 2000hrs (8.00pm)
Network AU: ABC1
Network UK: ITV1
Synopsis: A student production of Shakespeare’s ‘The Merchant of Venice’ is halted halfway through, when the student playing Shylock is found dead backstage; stabbed with a prop dagger from the show and holding a note with the quotation ‘Neither a borrower or a lender be’. Lewis and Hathaway investigate and are mystified by the lack of grief felt by the cast and crew, particularly the show’s ambitious director who wastes no time in recasting the role of Shylock. Looking into the victim’s past, Lewis discovers that the dead student led an expensive lifestyle and was heavily in debt to fellow cast members and others. The case takes another twist when a second murder with Shakespearian overtones is discovered in the cellar of a popular bar.
Cast: Kevin Whately as DI Robbie Lewis, Laurence Fox as DS James Hathaway, Rebecca Front as Ch Supt Innocent, Clare Holman as Dr Laura Hobson
Images: None
Source: ITV
Airdate and time AU: TBA
Original airdate UK: Sunday, 29th March 2009 at 2000hrs (8.00pm)
Network AU: ABC1
Network UK: ITV1
Synopsis: A student production of Shakespeare’s ‘The Merchant of Venice’ is halted halfway through, when the student playing Shylock is found dead backstage; stabbed with a prop dagger from the show and holding a note with the quotation ‘Neither a borrower or a lender be’. Lewis and Hathaway investigate and are mystified by the lack of grief felt by the cast and crew, particularly the show’s ambitious director who wastes no time in recasting the role of Shylock. Looking into the victim’s past, Lewis discovers that the dead student led an expensive lifestyle and was heavily in debt to fellow cast members and others. The case takes another twist when a second murder with Shakespearian overtones is discovered in the cellar of a popular bar.
Cast: Kevin Whately as DI Robbie Lewis, Laurence Fox as DS James Hathaway, Rebecca Front as Ch Supt Innocent, Clare Holman as Dr Laura Hobson
Images: None
Source: ITV
24: Day 7 4.00pm to 5.00pm
Title: 24: Day 7 4.00pm to 5.00pm
Airdate and time AU: Sunday, 29 March, 2009 at 2300hrs (11.00pm) Boooooooo
Original airdate US: 16 February 2009
Network AU: seven
Network US: FOX
Synopsis: CHLOE CLASHES WITH FBI ANALYST JANIS GOLD AS JACK AND RENEE RACE AGAINST TIME IN WASHINGTON. After eight hellacious hours of this terrible day have elapsed, the country remains on edge. President Taylor struggles with the painful circumstances facing the First Family, including her daughter Olivia (guest star Sprague Grayden). Meanwhile, a huffy Chloe faces-off against paranoid FBI Agent Janis Gold, while Jack and Agent Walker track leads through Washington, D.C. to eliminate the threat of another ruthless terror attack
Cast: Kiefer Sutherland as Jack Bauer, Mary Lynn Rajskub as Chloe O’ Brian, James Morrison as Bill Buchanan, Janeane Garofalo as Janis Gold, Cherry Jones as President Allison Taylor, Carlos Bernard as Tony Almeida, Annie Wersching as Renee Walker, Colm Feore as Henry Taylor, Bob Gunton as Ethan Kanin, Rhys Coiro as Sean Hillinger and Jeffrey Nordling as Larry Moss.
Guest Cast: Sprague Grayden as Olivia Taylor; Peter Wingfield as Emerson; Issach De Bankole as Ule Matobo; Tonya Pinkins as Alma Motobo; Hakeem Kae-Kazim as Dubaku
Images: Ten (10), but the episode is so old now it's just not worth the bother
Source: FOX
Airdate and time AU: Sunday, 29 March, 2009 at 2300hrs (11.00pm) Boooooooo
Original airdate US: 16 February 2009
Network AU: seven
Network US: FOX
Synopsis: CHLOE CLASHES WITH FBI ANALYST JANIS GOLD AS JACK AND RENEE RACE AGAINST TIME IN WASHINGTON. After eight hellacious hours of this terrible day have elapsed, the country remains on edge. President Taylor struggles with the painful circumstances facing the First Family, including her daughter Olivia (guest star Sprague Grayden). Meanwhile, a huffy Chloe faces-off against paranoid FBI Agent Janis Gold, while Jack and Agent Walker track leads through Washington, D.C. to eliminate the threat of another ruthless terror attack
Cast: Kiefer Sutherland as Jack Bauer, Mary Lynn Rajskub as Chloe O’ Brian, James Morrison as Bill Buchanan, Janeane Garofalo as Janis Gold, Cherry Jones as President Allison Taylor, Carlos Bernard as Tony Almeida, Annie Wersching as Renee Walker, Colm Feore as Henry Taylor, Bob Gunton as Ethan Kanin, Rhys Coiro as Sean Hillinger and Jeffrey Nordling as Larry Moss.
Guest Cast: Sprague Grayden as Olivia Taylor; Peter Wingfield as Emerson; Issach De Bankole as Ule Matobo; Tonya Pinkins as Alma Motobo; Hakeem Kae-Kazim as Dubaku
Images: Ten (10), but the episode is so old now it's just not worth the bother
Source: FOX
28 March 2009
24: Day 7: 10:00 PM-11:00 PM Images added
Title: 24: Day 7: 10:00 PM-11:00 PM
Airdate and time AU: Possibly 17 May 2009 at 2300+10/15 minutes for tardiness
Airdate and time US: Monday 23 March 2009 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT)
Network AU: seven
Network US: FOX
Synopsis: JACK BAUER’S DAY INTENSIFIES AT AN INDUSTRIAL LOCATION AND OLIVIA TAYLOR MAKES SOME RISKY POLITICAL DECISIONS. Perilous circumstances lead Jack Bauer and Tony Almeida to a shipyard, and back at the FBI, Agent Moss needs complete cooperation from his staff when the stressful situation takes an unexpected turn. Meanwhile, First Daughter Olivia Taylor (guest star Sprague Grayden) becomes increasingly involved in the politicking, and the administration reels when a high-ranking official delivers devastating news.
Cast: Kiefer Sutherland as Jack Bauer, Mary Lynn Rajskub as Chloe O’ Brian, James Morrison as Bill Buchanan, Janeane Garofalo as Janis Gold, Cherry Jones as President Allison Taylor, Carlos Bernard as Tony Almeida, Annie Wersching as Renee Walker, Colm Feore as Henry Taylor, Bob Gunton as Ethan Kanin, Rhys Coiro as Sean Hillinger and Jeffrey Nordling as Larry Moss
Guest Cast: Jon Voight as Jonas Hodges; Michael Rodrick as Stokes; Kevin Fry-Bowers as Cooper; Connor Trinneer as Carl Gadsen; Glenn Morshower as Aaron Pierce; Cameron Daddo as Vice President Hayworth; Sprague Grayden as Olivia Taylor; Rory Cochrane as Greg Seaton; Stephen Jared as Greer
Images: Eight (8)
Airdate and time AU: Possibly 17 May 2009 at 2300+10/15 minutes for tardiness
Airdate and time US: Monday 23 March 2009 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT)
Network AU: seven
Network US: FOX
Synopsis: JACK BAUER’S DAY INTENSIFIES AT AN INDUSTRIAL LOCATION AND OLIVIA TAYLOR MAKES SOME RISKY POLITICAL DECISIONS. Perilous circumstances lead Jack Bauer and Tony Almeida to a shipyard, and back at the FBI, Agent Moss needs complete cooperation from his staff when the stressful situation takes an unexpected turn. Meanwhile, First Daughter Olivia Taylor (guest star Sprague Grayden) becomes increasingly involved in the politicking, and the administration reels when a high-ranking official delivers devastating news.
Cast: Kiefer Sutherland as Jack Bauer, Mary Lynn Rajskub as Chloe O’ Brian, James Morrison as Bill Buchanan, Janeane Garofalo as Janis Gold, Cherry Jones as President Allison Taylor, Carlos Bernard as Tony Almeida, Annie Wersching as Renee Walker, Colm Feore as Henry Taylor, Bob Gunton as Ethan Kanin, Rhys Coiro as Sean Hillinger and Jeffrey Nordling as Larry Moss
Guest Cast: Jon Voight as Jonas Hodges; Michael Rodrick as Stokes; Kevin Fry-Bowers as Cooper; Connor Trinneer as Carl Gadsen; Glenn Morshower as Aaron Pierce; Cameron Daddo as Vice President Hayworth; Sprague Grayden as Olivia Taylor; Rory Cochrane as Greg Seaton; Stephen Jared as Greer
Images: Eight (8)
27 March 2009
Lynda La Plante's Above Suspicion: The Red Dahlia
Title: Above Suspicion: The Red Dahlia : Press Release
Airdate and time AU: Unknown
Original airdate UK: TBA
Network AU: Unknown, hopefully ABC1
Network UK: ITV
Press Release: Award winning writer Lynda La Plante is to make a sequel to her ratings winning drama Above Suspicion starring Kelly Reilly and Ciarán Hinds for ITV1.
She has been commissioned to adapt her second novel, The Red Dahlia, about rookie detective Anna Travis.
The three-part drama, Above Suspicion: The Red Dahlia, will be produced by La Plante Productions, with filming starting later this year.
Above Suspicion, which won audiences of more than seven million, introduced young and ambitious DC Anna Travis, who is fast-tracking her way through the ranks, eager to prove herself to be as successful as her late father.
Kelly Reilly (He Kills Coppers, Joe’s Palace, Eden Lake, Mrs Henderson Presents) returns to the role of Anna Travis. Acclaimed actor Ciarán Hinds (There Will Be Blood, Margot at the Wedding, The Mayor of Casterbridge, Prime Suspect) stars as her boss, the volatile Detective Chief Inspector Langton.
Director of Drama Laura Mackie says: “Above Suspicion was one of the highlights of the Winter Season on ITV1 and I’m delighted that Lynda is bringing Anna Travis back for another gripping investigation”.
Lynda La Plante says: “A copy cat killing of such horror brings DC Travis and DCI Langton back together after Travis has accomplished work on three further cases. The response to Above Suspicion mirrored the response to the first series of Prime Suspect which is very, very exciting. To be making the second one now is a joy and it's marvellous to have had the backing of Laura Mackie and Peter Fincham at ITV1 from day one."
Images: None
Source: ITV
Airdate and time AU: Unknown
Original airdate UK: TBA
Network AU: Unknown, hopefully ABC1
Network UK: ITV
Press Release: Award winning writer Lynda La Plante is to make a sequel to her ratings winning drama Above Suspicion starring Kelly Reilly and Ciarán Hinds for ITV1.
She has been commissioned to adapt her second novel, The Red Dahlia, about rookie detective Anna Travis.
The three-part drama, Above Suspicion: The Red Dahlia, will be produced by La Plante Productions, with filming starting later this year.
Above Suspicion, which won audiences of more than seven million, introduced young and ambitious DC Anna Travis, who is fast-tracking her way through the ranks, eager to prove herself to be as successful as her late father.
Kelly Reilly (He Kills Coppers, Joe’s Palace, Eden Lake, Mrs Henderson Presents) returns to the role of Anna Travis. Acclaimed actor Ciarán Hinds (There Will Be Blood, Margot at the Wedding, The Mayor of Casterbridge, Prime Suspect) stars as her boss, the volatile Detective Chief Inspector Langton.
Director of Drama Laura Mackie says: “Above Suspicion was one of the highlights of the Winter Season on ITV1 and I’m delighted that Lynda is bringing Anna Travis back for another gripping investigation”.
Lynda La Plante says: “A copy cat killing of such horror brings DC Travis and DCI Langton back together after Travis has accomplished work on three further cases. The response to Above Suspicion mirrored the response to the first series of Prime Suspect which is very, very exciting. To be making the second one now is a joy and it's marvellous to have had the backing of Laura Mackie and Peter Fincham at ITV1 from day one."
Images: None
Source: ITV
26 March 2009
Tonight on ABC1: Vincent S202, 940pm
Title: Vincent S02 E02 Vincent
Airdate and time AU: Friday, 27 Mar 2009 at 2140 (940pm)
Original airdate UK: 23 October 2006
Network AU: ABC1
Network UK: ITV
Synopsis: Vincent is employed by a man who has fallen into a honey trap named Laura. She not only seduced him, but she also drugged him and made off with his wedding ring! Laura eventually agrees to hand the ring over for £500, which Beth pays. But when their meeting is interrupted by an elusive character called Gavin West (Anthony Flanagan), Beth's forced to leave without the ring or the money! Meanwhile, Vincent's attentions then turn to Gavin West, especially when he learns that he's the president of a security firm and nothing happens on the estate without his say so. After following him and his ‘soldiers' to a church community hall, Vincent and Beth senses trouble. They find Father Frank at breaking point and are shocked to learn the centre's been a target for some time. Will Frank take up Vincent's offer of help?
Cast: Ray Winstone as Vincent Gallagher, Suranne Jones as Beth, Joe Absolom as PI Robert
Angel Coulby as Gillian, IIan Puleston-Davies as John
Images: None
Airdate and time AU: Friday, 27 Mar 2009 at 2140 (940pm)
Original airdate UK: 23 October 2006
Network AU: ABC1
Network UK: ITV
Synopsis: Vincent is employed by a man who has fallen into a honey trap named Laura. She not only seduced him, but she also drugged him and made off with his wedding ring! Laura eventually agrees to hand the ring over for £500, which Beth pays. But when their meeting is interrupted by an elusive character called Gavin West (Anthony Flanagan), Beth's forced to leave without the ring or the money! Meanwhile, Vincent's attentions then turn to Gavin West, especially when he learns that he's the president of a security firm and nothing happens on the estate without his say so. After following him and his ‘soldiers' to a church community hall, Vincent and Beth senses trouble. They find Father Frank at breaking point and are shocked to learn the centre's been a target for some time. Will Frank take up Vincent's offer of help?
Cast: Ray Winstone as Vincent Gallagher, Suranne Jones as Beth, Joe Absolom as PI Robert
Angel Coulby as Gillian, IIan Puleston-Davies as John
Images: None
Tonight on ABC1: Rebus: 402 The First Stone 830pm
Title: Rebus: 402 The First Stone
Airdate and time AU: Friday 27 Mar 2009 at 2030 (830pm)
Original airdate UK: 12 October 2007
Network AU: ABC1
Network UK: ITV
Synopsis: Rebus is drawn into church politics when the bodies of the moderator-elect of the Church of Scotland and the wife of a scrap merchant are found in a car parked in an area used by lovers. The woman's husband is an obvious suspect, but could the killer be involved in the church? Meanwhile, Rebus is concerned about a former colleague, who is convinced that staff in his nursing home are trying to kill him
Cast: Ken Stott as DI John Rebus, Claire Price as DS Siobhan Clarke, Jennifer Black as DCS Gill Templar
Guest cast: Kevin McMonagle (Clive Dawson), Lorcan Cranitch (Thomas Steele), Neil McKinven (Gordon/Patrick McIvor), Andrew Neil (Ken Flatley), Gerard Lynch (DC Hynds), Hannah Donaldson (Jean Monroe), Nick Farr (Donald Morrison), John Stahl (Rev. Andrew McLeod), Sandy Welch (Rev. Andrew Mason), Cara Kelly (Alice Brady), Carole Anders (Nurse), David MacLennan (Pathologist), Michael Carter (Rev. John Carson), Ewan Stewart (Michael Walker), Mark Stevenson (Press 1)
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Airdate and time AU: Friday 27 Mar 2009 at 2030 (830pm)
Original airdate UK: 12 October 2007
Network AU: ABC1
Network UK: ITV
Synopsis: Rebus is drawn into church politics when the bodies of the moderator-elect of the Church of Scotland and the wife of a scrap merchant are found in a car parked in an area used by lovers. The woman's husband is an obvious suspect, but could the killer be involved in the church? Meanwhile, Rebus is concerned about a former colleague, who is convinced that staff in his nursing home are trying to kill him
Cast: Ken Stott as DI John Rebus, Claire Price as DS Siobhan Clarke, Jennifer Black as DCS Gill Templar
Guest cast: Kevin McMonagle (Clive Dawson), Lorcan Cranitch (Thomas Steele), Neil McKinven (Gordon/Patrick McIvor), Andrew Neil (Ken Flatley), Gerard Lynch (DC Hynds), Hannah Donaldson (Jean Monroe), Nick Farr (Donald Morrison), John Stahl (Rev. Andrew McLeod), Sandy Welch (Rev. Andrew Mason), Cara Kelly (Alice Brady), Carole Anders (Nurse), David MacLennan (Pathologist), Michael Carter (Rev. John Carson), Ewan Stewart (Michael Walker), Mark Stevenson (Press 1)
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Spooks S6 E01
Title: Spooks S6 E01
Airdate and time AU: 6 April 2009 at 2135 (9.35pm)
Original airdate UK: 16th October 2007
Network AU: ABC1
Network US: BBC One
Synopsis: On the verge of an historic peace deal with Iran, the Grid receives intelligence that Mehan Asnik, a member of Iranian intelligence who MI5 suspect is a terrorist, is preparing to carry out an attack. The team organises an undercover operation to assassinate Asnik in Tehran, hoping to make their bomb look like a terrorist attack. The plan goes tragically wrong when a civilian train pulls alongside the target. Harry calls to abort, but the Home Secretary insists taking out Asnik and the bomb is detonated.
Cast: Peter Firth as Harry Pearce, Hermione Norris as Ros Myers, Lucas North as Richard Armitage, Jo Portman as Miranda Raison, Gemma Jones as Connie James, Hugh Simon as Malcolm Wynn-Jones, Alex Lanipekun as Ben Kaplan, Rupert Penry-Jones as Adam Carter.
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Airdate and time AU: 6 April 2009 at 2135 (9.35pm)
Original airdate UK: 16th October 2007
Network AU: ABC1
Network US: BBC One
Synopsis: On the verge of an historic peace deal with Iran, the Grid receives intelligence that Mehan Asnik, a member of Iranian intelligence who MI5 suspect is a terrorist, is preparing to carry out an attack. The team organises an undercover operation to assassinate Asnik in Tehran, hoping to make their bomb look like a terrorist attack. The plan goes tragically wrong when a civilian train pulls alongside the target. Harry calls to abort, but the Home Secretary insists taking out Asnik and the bomb is detonated.
Cast: Peter Firth as Harry Pearce, Hermione Norris as Ros Myers, Lucas North as Richard Armitage, Jo Portman as Miranda Raison, Gemma Jones as Connie James, Hugh Simon as Malcolm Wynn-Jones, Alex Lanipekun as Ben Kaplan, Rupert Penry-Jones as Adam Carter.
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25 March 2009
Tonight on Midsomer Murders: Country Matters ABC1
Title: Midsomer Murders: 906 Country Matters (repeat)
Airdate and time AU: Wednesday 25 March 2009 at 1135pm
Original airdate UK: 10 September 2006
Network AU: ABC1
Network UK: ITV
Synopsis: The residents of Elverton-cum-Latterly gather to hold a protest meeting about proposals for a supermarket in the centre of the village, but proceedings are brought to a halt by the discovery of the site adviser's body. Barnaby and Jones discover the victim had a penchant for acting out role-play scenarios with locals, but that isn't the only secret the villagers are hiding.
Cast: John Nettles as Detective Chief Inspector Tom Barnaby, Jane Wymark as Joyce Barnaby, Jason Hughes as Detective Constable Ben Jones, Barry Jackson as Dr George Bullard, Laura Howard as Cully Barnaby
Guest cast: Maggie Ollerenshaw as Mrs Hopkirk, Miles Richardson as Sir Charles, Stuart Milligan as Mr Hundsecker, Tim Hardy as Frank Hopkirk, Dominic Rickhards as Dudley Painter, Jackie Morrison as Miranda Harvey, Frank Mills as Ezra, Juliet Aubrey as Ginny Lamington, Johnny Phillips as Orlando Lamington, Madeleine Potter as Celia Patchett, John McAndrew as Jeremy Patchett, Clare Holman as Rose Southerly, Sophie Stuckey as Dora Southerly, Kirsty Bushell as Rev Suze, Antony Byrne as Gary Talbot, Elli Garnett as Tracy Talbot, Dorian Healy as Danny Piggott, Jack Crutch as Otis Piggott
Images: None
Airdate and time AU: Wednesday 25 March 2009 at 1135pm
Original airdate UK: 10 September 2006
Network AU: ABC1
Network UK: ITV
Synopsis: The residents of Elverton-cum-Latterly gather to hold a protest meeting about proposals for a supermarket in the centre of the village, but proceedings are brought to a halt by the discovery of the site adviser's body. Barnaby and Jones discover the victim had a penchant for acting out role-play scenarios with locals, but that isn't the only secret the villagers are hiding.
Cast: John Nettles as Detective Chief Inspector Tom Barnaby, Jane Wymark as Joyce Barnaby, Jason Hughes as Detective Constable Ben Jones, Barry Jackson as Dr George Bullard, Laura Howard as Cully Barnaby
Guest cast: Maggie Ollerenshaw as Mrs Hopkirk, Miles Richardson as Sir Charles, Stuart Milligan as Mr Hundsecker, Tim Hardy as Frank Hopkirk, Dominic Rickhards as Dudley Painter, Jackie Morrison as Miranda Harvey, Frank Mills as Ezra, Juliet Aubrey as Ginny Lamington, Johnny Phillips as Orlando Lamington, Madeleine Potter as Celia Patchett, John McAndrew as Jeremy Patchett, Clare Holman as Rose Southerly, Sophie Stuckey as Dora Southerly, Kirsty Bushell as Rev Suze, Antony Byrne as Gary Talbot, Elli Garnett as Tracy Talbot, Dorian Healy as Danny Piggott, Jack Crutch as Otis Piggott
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22 March 2009
Tonight! On Poirot: Mrs McGinty's Dead!
Title: Poirot: 1101 Mrs McGinty's Dead
Airdate and time AU: Sunday 22 March 2009 at 830pm
Original airdate UK: 1 September 2008
Network AU: ABC1
Network UK: ITV
Synopsis: James Bentley is arrested for the murder of old Mrs McGinty. It looks like an open and shut case, but Superintendent Spence is not convinced. He turns to Poirot for help, and together with Poirot's writer friend Ariadne Oliver they set out to find the real killer.
Cast: David Suchet as Hercule Poirot, Joe Absolom as James Bentley, Richard Hope as Supt. Harold Spence, David Yelland as George, Sarah Smart as Maude, Raquel Cassidy as Maureen Summerhayes, Richard Dillane as Major Summerhayes, Simon Shepherd as Dr Rendell, Emma Amos as Bessie Burch, Billy Geraghty as Joe Burch, Ruth Gemmell as Miss Sweetiman, Mary Stockley as Eve Carpenter, Zoë Wanamaker as Ariadne Oliver, Paul Rhys as Robin Upward
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Airdate and time AU: Sunday 22 March 2009 at 830pm
Original airdate UK: 1 September 2008
Network AU: ABC1
Network UK: ITV
Synopsis: James Bentley is arrested for the murder of old Mrs McGinty. It looks like an open and shut case, but Superintendent Spence is not convinced. He turns to Poirot for help, and together with Poirot's writer friend Ariadne Oliver they set out to find the real killer.
Cast: David Suchet as Hercule Poirot, Joe Absolom as James Bentley, Richard Hope as Supt. Harold Spence, David Yelland as George, Sarah Smart as Maude, Raquel Cassidy as Maureen Summerhayes, Richard Dillane as Major Summerhayes, Simon Shepherd as Dr Rendell, Emma Amos as Bessie Burch, Billy Geraghty as Joe Burch, Ruth Gemmell as Miss Sweetiman, Mary Stockley as Eve Carpenter, Zoë Wanamaker as Ariadne Oliver, Paul Rhys as Robin Upward
Images: One
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