Dialogues of the Dead: Part 1

Episode aired Dec 21, 2002
TV-14
1h

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7.6/10

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Lucy Davis and Tim Plester in Dialogues of the Dead: Part 1 (2002)

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Dalziel and Pascoe investigate a bizarre series of murders which, though apparently unrelated, have one thing in common. Having started with someone connected to the letter A, the killer the... Read allDalziel and Pascoe investigate a bizarre series of murders which, though apparently unrelated, have one thing in common. Having started with someone connected to the letter A, the killer then proceeds to murder someone connected to the letter B, and so on. Or at least that's what... Read allDalziel and Pascoe investigate a bizarre series of murders which, though apparently unrelated, have one thing in common. Having started with someone connected to the letter A, the killer then proceeds to murder someone connected to the letter B, and so on. Or at least that's what the police think to be the common thread. One thing they know for sure is that the killer... Read all

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Trivia
This is the second episode using a character named Franny Roote. The first was S1e2 "An Advancement in Learning".

Goofs
Lucy Davis clearly exhaled whilst lying 'dead' on the slab.you clearly see her chest go up and down.

Quotes
[Jax Ripley has invited Dalziel and Pascoe out for a drink, to placate them about her latest campaign]
Det. Supt. Andy Dalziel: If you continue with this campaign, I will come down on you so hard, you'll wish you'd never been born!
[he walks off]
Det. Insp. Peter Pascoe: I'd take that as a no!