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Strike

Career of Evil

Episode 2

Duration: 57 minutes

First broadcast: on BBC One HDLatest broadcast: on BBC One Wales

Available for years

Strike visits several London strip clubs in order to find out more about one of the murder suspects, Niall Brockbank.

Robin's relationship with Matthew has hit a low point, and she questions her commitment to marriage. Her mother arrives in London to talk her round, convincing Robin to spend some time at home in Masham.

Strike begins to narrow his list of suspicions - but, according to an angry Wardle, his investigating is 'meddling' with police business.

The killer continues to taunt them, with Matthew finding a severed human thumb in the kettle. Robin returns to comfort Matthew and provides Strike with Brockbank's address.

Without Strike's knowledge Robin allies herself with Shanker, paying him to take her to Brockbank's home to question his girlfriend Alyssa - inadvertently putting herself in danger. Show less

Contributors

Cormoran Strike:
Tom Burke
Robin Ellacott:
Holliday Grainger
Niall Brockbank:
Andrew Brooke
Shanker:
Ben Crompton
Whittaker:
Matt King
Matthew Cunliffe:
Kerr Logan
DI Eric Wardle:
Killian Scott
Leda Strike:
Kierston Wareing
DS Ekwensi:
Ann Akin
Linda Ellacott:
Suzanne Burden
Young Strike:
Archie Wrightman
Robin's dad:
Paul Butterworth
Martin Ellacott:
Joe Johnsey
Dressmaker:
Laura Murray
Hazel Furley:
Michelle Bonnard
Stephanie:
Ellie James
Uncle Ted:
Ian Redford
Lorraine McNaughton:
Kirsty Dillon
Neighbour:
Derek Ezenagu
Young Brittany Brockbank:
Mollie Peacock
Brittany Brockbank:
Megan Parkinson
Writer:
Tom Edge
Producer:
Jackie Larkin
Executive Producer:
Elizabeth Kilgarriff
Executive Producer:
Tom Edge
Executive Producer:
Neil Blair
Executive Producer:
Ruth Kenley-Letts
Executive Producer:
JK Rowling

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