| Episode No. | Series | |
| 1832 | 2003x100 |
Episode 175 is the 1832nd episode of The Bill.
Okaro is desperate to put away some teenage thugs who were responsible for an attack in a restaurant that left the new Borough Commander injured. Adam's heavy-handed tactics result in a riot on the estate and he is trapped in a car. Adam deals with the situation by heading down to the frontline himself, but the Borough Commander has been watching his every move and his actions are about to bring his future in the force into question. Brandon blames Honey when they discover that the fire at his home was caused by a joss stick left burning in her bedroom. Honey is upset at the accusation and assures him that she would never have done anything to endanger his children. Cathy relishes the chance to make Honey paranoid about the fire and thrives on the fact she's managed to manipulate the whole situation to such a degree, she seems to be getting out of control but is she capable of stopping herself? Elsewhere, Dennis Weaver finally catches up with Phil and Nick watches the beating. Will he be able to put aside old grievances and step in to save Phil? Back on the Maycroft Estate, which is reaching boiling point, a woman is distraught when her husband goes missing. Reg tells her, "There's probably a perfectly reasonable explanation.", but can he find it?
Credits[]
Main cast
- PC Nick Klein - Rene Zagger
- DS Phil Hunter - Scott Maslen
- Supt Adam Okaro - Cyril Nri
- Acting DI Samantha Nixon - Lisa Maxwell
- Insp Gina Gold - Roberta Taylor
- PC Yvonne Hemmingway - Michele Austin
- PC Reg Hollis - Jeff Stewart
- PC Tony Stamp - Graham Cole
- PC Cathy Bradford - Connie Hyde
- DC Brandon Kane - Pal Aron
- PC Honey Harman - Kim Tiddy
- DS Debbie McAllister - Natalie Roles
Guest cast
- Janet Onslow - Wendy Morgan
- Ch Supt Louise Campbell - Sarah Winman
- Dennis Weaver - Jonathan Linsley
- Nicola Marsh - Rachel Power
- David Micklam - David Cooper
- Daniel Harris - Gregory Chisholm
- Theresa Proto - Jade Davidson
- Trevor Morton - Andrew Grainger
- Keith Anslow - David Case
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