The Best Episodes Written By Ranald Graham

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   #1 - The Bogeyman

   S2:E1011/2/1985

   A boxer turned murderer who escapes a police stakeout has Dempsey on his trail trying to catch him.

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   #2 - The Burning (2)

   S3:E29/6/1986

   While working undercover, Dempsey comes across a former nemesis from New York City.

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   #3 - Guardian Angel

   S3:E1011/1/1986

   When Dempsey is nearly killed during an investigation, Makepeace resigns for good from the police force.

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   8.0/10(1 votes)

   #4 - Armed and Extremely Dangerous

   S1:E11/11/1985

   This feature-length episode starts with a gun being held by Leiutenant James Dempsey of the New York Police Department. He is sitting in his apartment waiting for his partner, Joey, to call. Dempsey's phones rings. It is Joey calling to tell Dempsey of their latest stakeout. They go to the docks where they suspect a drugs drop-off will take place. All of a sudden, Dempsey's CO (Commanding Officer), Coltrane, turns up at the docks in his car. Another man at the docks stands up with a bag. The man at first heads towards Coltrane's car, but then walks towards Dempsey and Joey. Dempsey realises that he is going to be set up. Joey and Coltrane were going to set Dempsey up, but Dempsey reached for his gun and shot the man approaching him. joey grabbed Dempsey from behind, while Coltrane made his getaway. Dempsey pushed Joey to the floor, turned round and shot Joey, who died. Back at the station, Dempsey and his associate, O'Grady, are having an argument about Dempsey's situation. Dempsey wa

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   #5 - Tequila Sunrise

   S2:E59/28/1985

   Dempsey and Makepeace investigate a jewel thief who has masterminded a series of robberies but his life is also under threat by his underworld rivals.

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   7.5/10(2 votes)

   #6 - The Burning (1)

   S3:E18/30/1986

   Dempsey goes undercover and infiltrates a gang after discovering a link between the London underworld and the New York police department.

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   #7 - Cover Story

   S1:E82/20/1975

   It’s unclear whether a beautiful crime reporter is involved with a criminal gang or just a catspaw.

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   7.0/10(1 votes)

   #8 - Lawson's Last Stand

   S5:E411/28/1982

   Lieutenant Colonel Peter Lawson has gone missing without trace...and is armed with vital military secrets from NATO. Can CI5 seek him out before he tells all?

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   7.0/10(1 votes)

   #9 - Queen’s Pawn

   S1:E41/23/1975

   After a high-powered lawyer gets three petty thugs off on a murder charge, Regan is authorized to use whatever means necessary to bring the hoodlums in.

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    7.0/10(1 votes)

    #10 - Lady Luck

    S3:E1212/13/1976

    Regan knows the identity of a robber, but has a difficult time proving his guilt.

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    6.8/10(4 votes)

    #11 - The Two Faces of Evil

    S1:E1211/29/1980

    The Lewis family, Martin and Janet and their son David, is driving off on holiday. As they go through a severe rainstorm, they almost fail to see a man in the road, missing him by inches. Martin stops and offers the sober-looking stranger a lift. Back on the road again, the stranger suddenly attacks Martin, causing a terrible crash. Janet and David wake up in hospital and find that Martin has also survived, badly scarred and changed... As time goes by, Janet starts to wonder whether the man who is now her husband is Martin at all. Could it be the stranger?

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    6.0/10(1 votes)

    #12 - Thou Shalt Not Kill!

    S2:E1311/24/1975

    Regan and Carter are called to a siege at a bank, where two armed robbers are holding hostages.

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    6.0/10(1 votes)

    #13 - Nightmare

    S4:E510/5/1978

    Regan's girlfriend has a nightmare that has similarities to a deadly incident.

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    3.0/10(1 votes)

    #14 - Supersnout

    S2:E39/15/1975

    An informant of Regan’s tells him about a hijack involving a lorryload of cigarettes where he will be the look-out man. But can Regan trust his snout?

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