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4 September 1992 (UK) morePlot:
"Between The Lines" is set in the Complaints Investigation Bureau (CIB) - the department responsible for investigating other police officers... morePlot Keywords:
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4 wins & 5 nominations moreNewsDesk:
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Everything but the Paper Cut: Eye-popping Ways Artists Use Paper (From Fast Company. 20 October 2009, 12:00 PM, PDT)
Ksm Debut 'Read Between the Lines' Music Video
(From Aceshowbiz. 19 September 2009, 12:07 AM, PDT)
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Oh those nasty police more (8 total)Cast
(Series Cast Summary - 5 of 46)| Neil Pearson | ... | Det. Supt. Tony Clark (35 episodes, 1992-1994) | |
| Tom Georgeson | ... | Det. Insp. Harry Naylor (35 episodes, 1992-1994) | |
| Siobhan Redmond | ... | Det. Sgt. Maureen Connell (35 episodes, 1992-1994) | |
| Robin Lermitte | ... | Det. Supt. David Graves / ... (18 episodes, 1992-1994) | |
| Tony Doyle | ... | Chief Supt. John Deakin / ... (17 episodes, 1992-1994) |
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"Between the Lines" was a show which reflected British television's attitude to the police in the Thatcher years...namely, that the police are brutal, corrupt and fascist. If the show was merely about corrupt officers, then it could have made for gripping drama, but it had a heavy political agenda so corruption was always from up on high and institutionalised. One or two episodes of this might have been gripping, but it was constant and often Neil Pearson's character would often act as an apologist for the criminals. One of the more ludicrous episodes featured Pete Postlethwaite as a senior Metropolitan Police commander putting down a riot (by good lefties or course) which he agitated and he ends up quoting the speech made in the Falklands War: "The flag is flying over Port Stanley"...oh, is this a dig at Thatcher? But apart from the student level politics, the show gained notoriety and earned the nickname "Between the Loins" for its preponderance for sex scenes bang on the stroke of the 9 o'clock watershed. Any chance for Pearson to drop his trousers (but always in a sensitive way) and he'd grab it. Sometimes it seemed he'd abandon a case to get some more sex...can't say I blame him.