The Cops is a British television police procedural drama series created by Jimmy Gardner, Robert Jones, and Anita J. Pandolfo, that first broadcast on BBC Two on 19 October 1998. Produced by World Productions, the series follows the lives of one shift of uniform officers based at Christie Road Police Station in the fictional town of Stanton, Greater Manchester. Billed as another attempt by the BBC to rival The Bill, the series was notable for its documentary-style camerawork and uncompromising portrayal of the police force. Although the series featured a number of notable actors across three series, Katy Cavanagh, Rob Dixon, and John Henshaw remained as the principal cast throughout.
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| - The Cops (nl)
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| - The Cops was een Britse politieserie opgenomen tussen 1998 en 2000 met 24 afleveringen. De gebeurtenissen speelden zich af in de gefingeerde stad Stanton in Noord-Engeland. De serie werd bekend om zijn documentairestijl, camerawerk en compromisloos beeld van de politie. De eerste serie was zo controversieel in zijn weergave van de politie dat het politie-advies werd ingetrokken voor de tweede serie. Het programma won de British Academy Television Awards (BAFTAs) in de categorie Beste Dramaserie in zowel 1999 als 2000, en werd een derde keer genomineerd in 2001. (nl)
- The Cops é uma série de televisão britânica criada por Jimmy Gardner, Robert Jones e Anita J. Pandolfo, que foi transmitida pela primeira vez na BBC Two em 19 de outubro de 1998. Produzida pela World Productions, a série acompanha a vida dos oficiais que trabalham na Delegacia de Polícia de Christie Road, na cidade fictícia de Stanton, Grande Manchester. O elenco principal é composto por por Katy Cavanagh, Rob Dixon e John Henshaw. O programa ganhou consecutivamente o BAFTA de melhor série dramática em 1999 e 2000, e foi indicado pela terceira vez em 2001. (pt)
- The Cops is a British television police procedural drama series created by Jimmy Gardner, Robert Jones, and Anita J. Pandolfo, that first broadcast on BBC Two on 19 October 1998. Produced by World Productions, the series follows the lives of one shift of uniform officers based at Christie Road Police Station in the fictional town of Stanton, Greater Manchester. Billed as another attempt by the BBC to rival The Bill, the series was notable for its documentary-style camerawork and uncompromising portrayal of the police force. Although the series featured a number of notable actors across three series, Katy Cavanagh, Rob Dixon, and John Henshaw remained as the principal cast throughout. (en)
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| - PCs Bramwell and Wishaw have a difficult time trying to track down a youth who has jumped bail. (en)
- PC Draper is caught out when she arrives, plain-clothed, at the scene of Reynolds' house being trashed, but then tries to cover her tracks to avoid having to identify the culprits. (en)
- Roy struggles to deal with the death of his wife, but the situation becomes even more complicated when he is forced to assist in the eviction of her first husband's sister. Mel's bravery in a dangerous situation surprises herself. (en)
- As Giffen, Wakefield and Newland continue their investigation into a notorious drug-dealing family, they are placed in a tight corner regarding a suicide and its potentially damaging consequences. (en)
- Sgt. Giffen wants to take action against a group of local dealers targeting the Skeetsmoor estate, but Ch. Insp. Newlands refuses him manpower and asks him to play the long game. (en)
- DS Wakefield decides to wreak havoc with PC Draper's mind after finding a small quantity of dope in her bedroom – and using it as a blackmail tool rather than declaring it. (en)
- PCs Draper and Shundara are in trouble. Draper has not performed particularly well during her probationary period, and Sgt. Giffen is given the go-ahead to sack her if the need arises. Shundara attends a theft at a corner shop. He recognises the assailant and refuses to chase him down the street. The Asian shopkeeper is not happy and vows to file a complaint. PC Wishaw responds to a disturbance on the Skeetsmoor Estate and gets a serious beating. Despite four radio calls for help, no one goes to his assistance. (en)
- Tensions on the Skeetsmore estate are running high following the death of Brian Skillet. PC Rylands is forced to attend mediation with the father of the young girl he failed to save. Ch. Insp. Newland rebuffs Sgt. Giffen's complaint against PC Brammell and orders the division to pull together. PC Wishaw causes further trouble by winding up mourners heading to Skillet's funeral, leading to an ambush which leaves PC Jellicoe vulnerable. Tensions boil over when a deranged PC Rylands offers his condolences to Skillet's family. (en)
- PCs Rylands and Brammell visit a former burglar on a curfew and find a house full of potential stolen goods. DS Wakefield pressures PCs Thompson and Metcalf into taking part in an ID parade. PC Thompson takes pity on a man accused of beating his wife. PC Shundara takes on a second job as a cab driver but is forced to keep his cool when one of his first fares turns out to be a drunken Stowe and Newland. PC Thompson becomes morose on his stag night when he realises the depth of his feelings for PC Metcalf. (en)
- Sgt. Giffin is forced to deal with an irate ex-inspector whose wallet has been stolen, while PCs Bramwell and Wishaw discover that PC Shundara has been moonlighting as a cab driver. (en)
- Mel and Roy are called to an assault at the home of a notorious drug dealer. As it becomes clear that there's a split in the family, Giffen and Wakefield decide to work together to get a result. Giffen also deals with an unusual burglary. (en)
- Sgt. Giffen attempts to reason with a suicidal man threatening to jump from the roof of a department store. PC Rylands finds himself engaging in a bizarre sex game brought on by the excitement provoked by his police uniform. Whilst on a routine hospital enquiry, PC Draper encounters a former schoolmate who has been beaten by a gang of thugs. PCs Metcalf and Thompson deal with a gang of youths targeting a young boy with learning disabilities, and PC Metcalf discovers the gang leader's father is former associate. (en)
- PC Draper is accused of 'going native', but has other problems to deal with when she is asked to investigate a known sex offender who has been seen liaising with a 14-year-old girl. (en)
- PC Draper is forced to monitor the situation on the Skeetsmoor estate following Debbie Sharpe's funeral, but when word gets round that Reynolds has been bailed, a full-scale riot threatens to break out. (en)
- PC Rylands must face interrogation by psychiatrists to determine whether or not he is fit to return to work. PCs Jellicoe and Thompson disagree over detaining an elderly drunk for his own safety. (en)
- PC Bramwell is brutally attacked in an act of revenge. PC Shundara investigates the assault on Karim Ifraz and discovers that one of his fellow colleagues may be involved – or even responsible. Ellen goes into hospital. (en)
- PC Metcalf is called to a store selling baby goods where a heavily pregnant woman has been caught on camera stealing a pram. PC Wishaw spends his shift eyeing up pontential new cars. PC Jellicoe becomes the butt of everyone's joke after being bitten by a stray Border Collie outside a local shop. Meanwhile, PC Rylands, distracted by events in his love life, is called to investigate an alleged missing child. The child's father fears that his daughter is in danger after she is not returned by his ex-wife – a suspicion that is later confirmed. (en)
- Mel gets too involved as she tries to establish the motive behind Shona Molloy's attack on a student. Metcalf deals with a disturbed teenager arrested the day before. Roy investigates a domestic which turns out to be rather unusual, and lays some family ghosts to rest. (en)
- Dean and his brother, Colin, are the victims of an unprovoked attack, and Roy is called in to try to find the perpetrators. Metcalf is anxious to find a pregnant fifteen-year-old runaway. (en)
- PCs Draper and Shundera are fooled by a burglar who claims they have answered a false alarm. PC Brammell allows a man who defends a shopkeeper by punching a youth to go free. PC Rylands returns to work, but concerns are raised about his welfare. PC Wishaw refuses to speak to PC Jellicoe. PC Thompson is the victim of a vicious burglarly. Sgt. Giffen reprimands PC Brammell for unofficial use of the divisional van. PC Metcalf unknowingly arrests arch nemesis Skillet on an outdated warrant, which ends in tragedy. (en)
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