Between the Lines

TV Series
1992–1994
50m

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Tony Doyle, Tom Georgeson, Neil Pearson, and Siobhan Redmond in Between the Lines (1992)

British police drama following the team at the Complaints Investigation Bureau - the unit that polices the police.British police drama following the team at the Complaints Investigation Bureau - the unit that polices the police.British police drama following the team at the Complaints Investigation Bureau - the unit that polices the police.

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8.1/10

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Won 1 BAFTA Award
- 5 wins & 5 nominations total

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Neil Pearson

DSU Tony Clark…

Tom Georgeson

DI Harry Naylor…

Siobhan Redmond

DS Maureen Connell…

Tony Doyle

Chief Supt. John Deakin…

Robin McCallum

Det. Supt. David Graves…

David Lyon

Commander Brian Huxtable…

Barbara Wilshere

Kate Roberts

Hugh Ross

Cmdr. Graham Sullivan…

Lesley Vickerage

WPC Jenny Dean

Lynda Steadman

Sue Clark

Francesca Annis

Angela Berridge

Elaine Donnelly

Joyce Naylor

Sylvestra Le Touzel

Sarah Teale

John Shrapnel

D.A.C. Dunning…

Jerome Flynn

D.S. Eddie Hargreaves

Bob Mason

Richard Newman

Eve Bland

Ellie Hughes

Roger Allam

Peter Adams

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The series was nicknamed "Between the Sheets" because of the bedroom activities of lead character Tony Clark.

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9/10

Line of duty for adults

This brilliant 90s police drama series makes the more recent Line of Duty series look very basic indeed. I remember Between the lines being compulsive viewing and subsequently found line of duty to be a pale facsimile in comparison.