Episode | Credits | Transcript |
Episode No. | Series | |
20 | 1986x003 |
Original Airdate
Written By
Tim Aspinall
Produced By
Directed By
Episode Chronology:
Loan Shark is the 20th episode of The Bill. Fly-dumping, shoplifting and drunken, abusive neighbours: all in day's work for the coppers of Sun Hill Nick.
Plot[]
A young mother caught shoplifting at a supermarket confesses to Sgt Cryer that she is in debt to local loan shark 'Aunty' Peg Miller. PC Edwards checks cases of fly tipping (unauthorised dumping of rubble) in the area and discovers some disaffected Welsh miners may be responsible. A Mrs Taylor makes a complaint about a noisy neighbour, but when WPC Ackland investigates, she finds the neighbour dead.
Credits[]
- Eric Richard as Sgt. Cryer
- John Salthouse as Det. Insp. Galloway
- Mark Wingett as P.C. Carver
- Colin Blumenau as P.C. Edwards
- Ralph Brown as P.C. Muswell
- Trudie Goodwin as W.P.C. Ackland
- Tony Scannell as Det. Sgt. Roach
- Jon Iles as Det. Con. Dashwood
- Roger Leach as Sgt. Penny
- Peter Ellis as Chief Supt. Brownlow
- Nula Conwell as W.P.C. Martella
- Robert Hudson as P.C. Smith
- Jeff Stewart as P.C. Hollis
- Chris Walker as P.C. Shaw
- Brenda Kempner as Woman with Dog
- Pamela Sholto as Mrs. Taylor
- Lucy Gould as Store Detective
- Michelle Collins as Sharon Brand
- Mark Lucksford as Boy with Lost Dog
- Femi Taylor as Nurse
- Howard Lew Lewis as George Harris
- Cheryl Hall as Sadie
- Tina Marian as Emmy Hall
- Bernie Searle as Demolition Site Boss
- Steve O'Donnell as Demolition Site Worker
- Joan Linder as Mrs. Taylor's Neighbour
- Geoff Morrell as Rod
- Antonia Pemberton as Aunty Peg Miller
- Jimmy Gardner as Pop Curtis
- Duncan Preston as Freezer Bob Miller
- Lewis as Truck Driver
- Harriet Thorpe as Tarty Woman
- Rose Power as Sharon's Neighbour
- Julian Battersby as Publican
- Dorien Thomas as Shovel Tony
- Doc O'Brien as Fly-Tip Driver
- Martin Head as Bookie
- Steve Emerson as Morris
Notes[]
- Graham Cole makes a further uncredited appearance in this episode. His callsign, SO 595, which would be used when he later joined the cast as P.C. Tony Stamp, can be seen on his shoulder epaulettes.