Drama following WPC Gina Dawson, the first Woman Police Constable to join Brinford Constabulary, a fictional police force in the West Midlands, in 1956. The show focuses on WPC Gina Dawson's struggle to gain acceptance in the male-dominated police station whilst having to deal with the sexist attitudes that were commonplace at the time.
The worst episode of "WPC 56" is "Sink or Swim", rated 6.8/10 from 105 user votes. It was directed by Ian Barber and written by Dominique Moloney. "Sink or Swim" aired on 3/18/2013 and is rated 0.2 point(s) lower than the second lowest rated, "Cry, Cry, Cry".
Determined to prove her mettle, WPC Gina Dawson's resolve is tested on her first day.
Director: Ian Barber
Writer: Dominique Moloney
The travelling fair comes to town, and WPC Dawson searches for a runaway girl.
Director: Niall Fraser
Writer: Dominique Moloney
When another woman is attacked, Gina risks her career to prove Donald's innocence.
Director: Ian Barber
Writer: Ray Brooking
An undercover operation threatens to expose a secret that could ruin Inspector Briggs.
Director: Niall Fraser
Writer: Dominique Moloney
Jack has a new suspect and an attack at the cafe leaves an officer's life in danger.
Director: Ian Barber
Writer: Dominique Moloney
A predator has been targeting contestants in a beauty contest and new WPC, Annie Taylor, is soon on his trail. Briggs and DI Sawyer are shocked when some old foes and wrong-doings come back to haunt them.
Director: Lisa Clarke
Writer: Dominique Moloney
The mystery deepens as Jack gets closer to finding the other missing boy.
Director: Niall Fraser
Writer: Ray Brooking
Max and Fenton investigate a flood of counterfeit notes, and Lenny shows his true colours.
Director: Niall Fraser
Writer: Ray Brooking
Gina's life is put in danger when an attempt to lure the killer takes a deadly twist.
Director: Niall Fraser
Writer: Dominique Moloney
Coulson's advances on Gina take a sinister turn, and Fenton's corruption is exposed.
Director: James Larkin
Writer: Ray Brooking
Tommy meets a bullied schoolboy, and Fenton enlists help from an unlikely party.
Director: James Larkin
Writer: Dominique Moloney
Annie's involvement in a murder case results in conflict with her father. Briggs finds it hard to be a good husband, while Susie continues to anger a lovesick Swift.
Director: Lisa Clarke
Writer: Ray Brooking
Events end up taking a sinister turn after DI Sawyer’s missing suspect makes a sudden violent reappearance. Coulson recruits Fenton to do his dirty work. Annie and Tommy try and play cupid to Susie and Swift.
Director: Lisa Clarke
Writer: Dominique Moloney
Coulson decides to Briggs’ misfortune to reassert his power at the police station. DI Sawyer questions a suspect with a shocking wartime story to tell.
Director: David Beauchamp
Writer: Ray Brooking
A tragic event leaves the the team having to decide where their loyalties lie. Time is running out for Annie and DI Sawyer as they find it hard to unlock the dark secrets of the Petra Project.
Director: David Beauchamp
Writer: Dominique Moloney