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Dangerfield: Dem Bones

on BBC One London

Third of a 12-part drama series about a police surgeon starring Nigel Le Vaillant -
A storm reveals strange things buried in the garden of a house with only one occupant. It seems an open and shut case - until Paul Dangerfield digs a little deeper. See today's choices.

Dangerfield
9.30pm BBC 1
Does actress Brigit Forsyth (Thelma in Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads?) have a soft spot for doctors? Nine years ago she played a doctor in ITV's The Practice; a few weeks ago she was a bossy medical centre receptionist in the comedy pilot Waiting. Now she's popping up in Dangerfield.
The story is an unusual one in that it does not involve a recent corpse. A skeleton is discovered in the garden of Linda Barton (played by Forsyth) and when questioned she reveals her husband disappeared some years ago. A straightforward case of murder? Or can Dangerfield and forensic expert Terri Morgan come up trumps?

Contributors

Writer:
Don Shaw
Producer:
Adrian Bate
Director:
Richard Holthouse
Paul Dangerfield:
Nigelle Vaillant
Joanna Stevens:
Amanda Redman
Ken Jackson:
George Irving
Marty Dangerfield:
Sean Maguire
Al Dangerfield:
Lisa Faulkner
Terri Morgan:
Katy Murphy
Nicky Green:
Tracy Gillman
Spenser:
Mo Sesay
Cudworth:
Eleanor Martin
Shaaban Hamada:
Nadim Sawalha
Roz Parker:
Hilary Lyon
Sergeant Lardner:
Roderick Smith
Julia Caxton:
Catherine Terris
Linda Barton:
Brigit Forsyth
HelenThomas:
Margery Withers
Ben:
Julian Kerridge
Kathy:
Amanda Loy-Ellis
Phil:
Jason Ward
Alan Stewart:
Alan Hunter
Mr Greening:
Martin Cookson
Pathologist:
Simon Carter
Mr Smith:
Nick Maloney
Angie:
Rhiannon Howys

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