The Best Episodes of No Offence Season 1

Episode Rankings

1. #1 Fan Favorite
   

   7.9/10(9 votes)

   #1 - Episode 1

   S1:E15/5/2015

   Single mother and off-duty detective constable Dinah Kowalska pursues a murder suspect through the streets of Manchester, only for him to get killed by a bus. As a result, Vivienne Deering, her outspoken detective inspector superior, instructs her to withdraw her application for sergeant, the promotion going instead to the nervous Joy Freers. On a visit to the morgue, Kowalska sees the corpse of a girl with Down Syndrome, the second victim with that condition to be hauled out of a river in recent weeks, and suspects a serial killer is at large.

   Directors:Catherine Morshead, David Kerr

   Writer:Paul Abbott

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   Directors:Catherine Morshead, David Kerr

   Writer:Paul Abbott
2. 

   7.8/10(8 votes)

   #2 - Episode 2

   S1:E25/12/2015

   Kowalska is taken off the murder case as her involvement with Cathy Calvert has made her too subjective but Deering asks her to assist when a student is found dead of an overdose. Drugs expert Randolph Miller directs the team towards a house suspected of being a drugs factory. Former chemical factory employee Angelica Costeros is brought in but refuses to incriminate potential co-defendant Jensen Raphael until Kowalska and Spike Tanner unite to get her to talk.

   Directors:Catherine Morshead, David Kerr

   Writer:Paul Abbott

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   Directors:Catherine Morshead, David Kerr

   Writer:Paul Abbott
3. 

   7.6/10(7 votes)

   #3 - Episode 3

   S1:E35/19/2015

   The serial killer is showing no signs of slowing down, while local racial tensions are also running high when an Asian woman is killed in a suspected racist attack.

   Director:Catherine Morshead

   Writer:Paul Tomalin

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   Director:Catherine Morshead

   Writer:Paul Tomalin
4. 

   6.1/10(9 votes)

   #4 - Episode 4

   S1:E45/26/2015

   The Friday Street team uncover a scam encouraging people in debt to sell their kidneys, while the search for another girl abducted by the serial killer leads to a big breakthrough.

   Director:Misha Manson-Smith

   Writer:Jack Lothian

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   Director:Misha Manson-Smith

   Writer:Jack Lothian
5. 

   6.4/10(9 votes)

   #5 - Episode 5

   S1:E56/2/2015

   The police set up a trap for the prime suspect in the serial killer case, but their plans could be derailed entirely after a notorious child murderer's new identity is leaked on the internet.

   Director:Catherine Morshead

   Writers:Paul Abbott, Jimmy Dowdall

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   Director:Catherine Morshead

   Writers:Paul Abbott, Jimmy Dowdall
6. 

   7.6/10(7 votes)

   #6 - Episode 6

   S1:E66/9/2015

   Deering leads a manhunt through Manchester as the net closes in on the serial killer. Joy and Spike discover an unsettling slavery case after a brutal attack on a young homeless man.

   Director:Misha Manson-Smith

   Writer:Mark Greig

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   Director:Misha Manson-Smith

   Writer:Mark Greig
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7. 

   6.3/10(9 votes)

   #7 - Episode 7

   S1:E76/16/2015

   The fatal shooting of a respected surgeon leads the team to an unlikely suspect. Meanwhile, Dinah and Deering make disturbing new discoveries in the serial killer case, fearing it might not be over.

   Director:Harry Bradbeer

   Writer:Paul Tomalin

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   Director:Harry Bradbeer

   Writer:Paul Tomalin
8. 

   6.9/10(7 votes)

   #8 - Episode 8

   S1:E86/23/2015

   In the final episode, Dinah clashes with Deering, setting off an irreversible chain of events, and an attempt to save the lives of a mother and baby goes disastrously wrong.

   Director:Harry Bradbeer

   Writer:Paul Abbott

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   Director:Harry Bradbeer

   Writer:Paul Abbott