2003
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Heartbeat: With William Simons, Derek Fowlds, Tricia Penrose, Mark Jordon. The 1960s lives and adventures of the police constabulary, medical staff, and residents of Ashfordly and Aidensfield.
Greengrass has bought one of the surviving chip vans to get into the catering business himself and gets caught right in the middle of it. Emily Poole is the victim of a series of break-ins and every time PC Ventress is out there like a shot to investigate.
S1.E3 ∙ Rumours. Fri, Apr 24, 1992. Charlie Denby's record store is a popular stamping ground for teenage boys, and somebody is giving the police anonymous tips that his interest in the youths is more than just that of mere friendship.
Featured review. 9/10. Better than a lot of junk on TV and movies. The series is unusually good for a TV series. It seems inspired by or a remake of a K-Drama series but the team did a great job with the realism, acting, cinematography, settings making it looks like a international class drama.
Heartbeat (TV Series 1992–2010) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
The Ashfordly police, and especially PC Mason, are asked to assist DI Turner from the serious crime squad investigating a series of very violent robberies in the area. One of DS Dawson's informants points the finger at Steve Dempsey.
Bob Berisford was a haulage contractor who was involved in a bit of smuggling to keep the company from going bust. After his death his partner in crime Frank Carter wants to continue the arrangement and pays Bob's widow Evelyn a visit. When she refuses her life is threatened.
Heartbeat: With Taecyeon, Won Ji-an, Park Kang-hyun, Seung You. A romance drama about a semi-human vampire named Seon Woo-hyeol, who failed to become a human by a day out of 100 years, and a woman Joo In-hae, who doesn't have a single human decency, starting to live together and finding true warmth.
The Frighteners: Directed by Alan Grint. With Nick Berry, Niamh Cusack, Derek Fowlds, Bill Maynard. Greengrass is walking his dog Alfred when Raymond Walker takes a shot at him for trespassing. And Greengrass is not the only one having trouble with Walker.
S4.E1 ∙ Wild Thing. A number of sheep has been savaged or killed, and Inspector Crossley is convinced that a very big cat like a puma is at large in the area. To Blaketon it looks more like the workings of a dog and Greengrass' lurcher Alfred seems to be the culprit.
