S1.E3

To Say I Love You: Part 1

Épisode diffusé le 11 oct. 1993
52min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueSean Kerrigan and Tina Brien, two of society's rejects, are drawn together and will do anything to stay together forever, even murder. Fitz is drawn into the conflict when he begins to uncov... Tout lireSean Kerrigan and Tina Brien, two of society's rejects, are drawn together and will do anything to stay together forever, even murder. Fitz is drawn into the conflict when he begins to uncover the murder of Tina's loan shark.Sean Kerrigan and Tina Brien, two of society's rejects, are drawn together and will do anything to stay together forever, even murder. Fitz is drawn into the conflict when he begins to uncover the murder of Tina's loan shark.

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Anecdotes
Contains brief male full front nudity.

Gaffes
Sean bowls plants a third ball on the remaining pin after bowling two balls. This is not possible as the machine would have reset them immediately.

Citations
[to Tina]
DCI David Bilborough: Anticipation is nine tenths of the pleasure, so I'm going to look after you. Nobody's going to touch you. I'm going to do everything strictly by the book. I'm anticipating sitting there on the last day of your trial with Giggsy's wife, listening to the judge give you life with the recommendation of thirty years. I'm anticipating that with a certain amount of relish, you murdering bitch.

Crédits fous
Barbara Flynn (Judith Fitzgerald) was listed as an actress in the opening credits but was omitted from the actor/character list in the closing credits.

Connexions
References The Lenny the Lion Show (1957)

Bandes originales
I (Who Have Nothing)
Written by Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller, Carlo Donida
Lyrics by Mogol
Performed by Andrew Tiernan

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9/10

Mancunian Bonnie & Clyde

Dr Edward Fitzgerald prides himself on many things but being self-effacing would never figure on any list, and it would be a cliche to describe him as his own worse enemy. But he is indeed a walking cliche replete with off the cuff excuses for his behaviour, and people who know him try their best to ignore his protestations.

For college students who have to suffer his lectures, and anyone who has to work with him, this is considerate an absolute necessity.

But for his spouse Barbara Fitzgerald that has never been any kind of viable option, it's a luxury that she has never been able to afford. And her patience is far from inexhaustible as contrary to, popular mythology even saints are loathed to claim perfection.

Two local youths Tina Brien and Sean Kerrigan are outsiders from 'Respectable Polite Society', they forge a common bond out of adversity and mutual necessity, but their shenanigans prove of more than passing interest to the Mancunian Old Bill, providing grist to Fitz's mental mill.