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Wheels
Episode No.   Series
1503 2000x027
Original Airdate
27 April 2000 Flag of United Kingdom
Written By
Richard Stoneman
Directed By
Jo Shoop
Episode Chronology:

Wheels is the 1503rd episode of The Bill.

Sgt. Boyden, D.C. Proctor and P.C. Hagen hit the streets of Sun Hill in the station's new "Crime Car", an unmarked rapid-response vehicle introduced as one of Ch. Supt. Brownlow's initiatives. When the Borough Commander, Ch. Supt. Mannion springs a surprise visit on Sun Hill, Brownlow is eager for his idea to show positive results. Unfortunately, a series of blunders occur - the C.A.D. room is disabled when an electrician cuts the main power line, and rivalry with the Territorial Support Group sees the Crime Car impounded by the council for being parked illegally, after Proctor drops the flashing light out of the car. D.I. Deakin is furious when Proctor's sole arrest for the day is wrongful, and pulls him from the Crime Car project. When Proctor is assaulted by his suspect outside the station, the Crime Car and TSG van take off in pursuit, resulting in a nasty PolAcc and the destruction of the car. Meanwhile, Sgt. Cryer receives a startling confession from one of the prisoners in custody.

Credits[]

Main cast

  • Samantha Robson as P.C. Hagen
  • Tony O'Callaghan as Sgt. Boyden
  • Gregory Donaldson as D.C. Proctor
  • Peter Ellis as Ch. Supt. Brownlow
  • Ben Roberts as Ch. Insp. Conway
  • Trudie Goodwin as Sgt. Ackland
  • Eric Richard as Sgt. Cryer
  • Graham Cole as P.C. Stamp
  • Suzanne Maddock as P.C. Rickman
  • Colin Tarrant as Insp. Monroe
  • Shaun Scott as D.I. Deakin
  • Andrew Paul as P.C. Quinnan
  • Lisa Geoghan as P.C. Page
  • Rene Zagger as P.C. Klein

Guest cast

  • Ch. Supt. Mannion - Nick Miles
  • P.C. Sambrook - John Burton
  • TSG Sgt. - Karl Jenkinson
  • Martin Kendal - Mark Flitton
  • Arthur Selway - Desmond McNamara
  • Mrs Peake - Jeillo Edwards
  • 1st Electrician - John Webber
  • 2nd Electrician - Andy Beckwith
  • Civil Servant - Nicola Burnett Smith
  • 'Death' - Matthew Scarlett
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