The Bill TV Schedule
Find out what time The Bill is on TV tonight and this week at the UK TV Listings Guide.
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The Bill is scheduled to air at these times (may include spoilers):
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Thu 18
Badlands — The Bill
Part one of three. DS Boulton becomes obsessed with apprehending a pair of sadistic burglars preying on pensioners, brushing aside his colleagues' pleas for a more cautious approach. A ham-fisted raid on a likely suspect's flat ruins weeks of patient surveillance work - and places PC Quinnan in a perilous situation. Starring Andrew Paul and Russell Boulter
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Thu 18
Badlands — The Bill
Part one of three. DS Boulton becomes obsessed with apprehending a pair of sadistic burglars preying on pensioners, brushing aside his colleagues' pleas for a more cautious approach. A ham-fisted raid on a likely suspect's flat ruins weeks of patient surveillance work - and places PC Quinnan in a perilous situation. Starring Andrew Paul and Russell Boulter
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Fri 19
Eyes Everywhere — The Bill
Part two of three. PC Quinnan remains in a critical condition following the teenage gang attack, and the finger of blame points firmly at DS Boulton for allowing a personal vendetta to cloud his judgement. Garfield, who is particularly bitter about the incident, identifies a number of gang members, and they are brought in for questioning. Police drama, starring Russell Boulter and Andrew Paul
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Fri 19
Eyes Everywhere — The Bill
Part two of three. PC Quinnan remains in a critical condition following the teenage gang attack, and the finger of blame points firmly at DS Boulton for allowing a personal vendetta to cloud his judgement. Garfield, who is particularly bitter about the incident, identifies a number of gang members, and they are brought in for questioning. Police drama, starring Russell Boulter and Andrew Paul
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Sat 20
Driven to Kill — The Bill
Following a string of humiliating set-ups by teenagers, Gina clamps down on hoax calls and assigns Will to screen all incoming messages, but the plaintive voice of a youngster claiming he and his brother have been kidnapped by their father convinces Nikki it's the real thing. Confronting the suicidal parent (guest star Ralph Ineson) at the docks, she persuades him to release the children - but only on condition she takes their place in his car
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Sat 20
Payback — The Bill
Sally and Ben are shocked to find a 12-year-old at the wheel of a stolen vehicle belonging to known violent offender Dylan Morrison. Taking the youngster home, they discover his father has cause to fear Morrison, and explicit pictures of a minor celebrity found in the car indicate the reason for the bitter hatred at the heart of the case. Paul Copley guest stars
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Sat 20
Cover Up — The Bill
A homeless man is hit on the head by 'bricks' that turn out to be bags of cocaine jettisoned by Ben's protege Liam Harvey. When the lad is later found badly beaten, the kindly copper is incensed, assuming his father Bob is responsible. Under provocation during the interrogation, he puts his career on the line by head-butting the suspect and it's left to Callum to save Ben's skin when DPS officers arrive to investigate the resulting complaint
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Sat 20
The Hit — The Bill
Sally and Will follow up a report from a shocked driver who accidentally hit a pedestrian with her car, only to see the victim run off. The trail leads to teenage runaway Adam Younger, who is bleeding from a shotgun wound after befriending homeless Jimmy Chadwick and getting involved with a professional hitman. A sting operation is called off when the gun-man turns up looking for the teenager
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Sat 20
Spilt Blood — The Bill
Club owner Iain Andain looks certain to escape rape and assault charges for the third time in his seedy career when Sam agrees to drop charges in return for information about a major drug dealer. Callum is determined the unsavoury lowlife won't get away with it yet again and encourages his indignant young constables Will and Ben to dish out their own brand of justice
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Sun 21
Slinging Mud — The Bill
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Sun 21
Under Duress — The Bill
Boulton and Rawton are called to the scene of a house fire, but that is just the start of their problems as the incident unearths something far more sinister than a scattering of ashes. Police drama, starring Russell Boulter and Libby Davison
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Sun 21
Slinging Mud — The Bill
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Sun 21
Under Duress — The Bill
Boulton and Rawton are called to the scene of a house fire, but that is just the start of their problems as the incident unearths something far more sinister than a scattering of ashes. Police drama, starring Russell Boulter and Libby Davison
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Sun 21
Sleeping with the Enemy — The Bill
Chief Inspector Burnside pops into his old haunt of Sun Hill once more to investigate an all-female gang preying on local men and enlists Lennox and Skase as bait. Christopher Ellison, George Rossi and Iain Fletcher star, with guest appearances by Glynis Barber and Lorraine Chase
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Sun 21
Sleeping with the Enemy — The Bill
Chief Inspector Burnside pops into his old haunt of Sun Hill once more to investigate an all-female gang preying on local men and enlists Lennox and Skase as bait. Christopher Ellison, George Rossi and Iain Fletcher star, with guest appearances by Glynis Barber and Lorraine Chase
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Sun 21
Badlands — The Bill
Part one of three. DS Boulton becomes obsessed with apprehending a pair of sadistic burglars preying on pensioners, brushing aside his colleagues' pleas for a more cautious approach. A ham-fisted raid on a likely suspect's flat ruins weeks of patient surveillance work - and places PC Quinnan in a perilous situation. Starring Andrew Paul and Russell Boulter
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Sun 21
Eyes Everywhere — The Bill
Part two of three. PC Quinnan remains in a critical condition following the teenage gang attack, and the finger of blame points firmly at DS Boulton for allowing a personal vendetta to cloud his judgement. Garfield, who is particularly bitter about the incident, identifies a number of gang members, and they are brought in for questioning. Police drama, starring Russell Boulter and Andrew Paul
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Sun 21
Badlands — The Bill
Part one of three. DS Boulton becomes obsessed with apprehending a pair of sadistic burglars preying on pensioners, brushing aside his colleagues' pleas for a more cautious approach. A ham-fisted raid on a likely suspect's flat ruins weeks of patient surveillance work - and places PC Quinnan in a perilous situation. Starring Andrew Paul and Russell Boulter
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Sun 21
Eyes Everywhere — The Bill
Part two of three. PC Quinnan remains in a critical condition following the teenage gang attack, and the finger of blame points firmly at DS Boulton for allowing a personal vendetta to cloud his judgement. Garfield, who is particularly bitter about the incident, identifies a number of gang members, and they are brought in for questioning. Police drama, starring Russell Boulter and Andrew Paul
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Mon 22
Yesterday's Hero — The Bill
Part three of three. There is a general air of relief at Sun Hill now that Quinnan is on the mend, but Garfield continues to blame Boulton for the incident, culminating in a bout of fisticuffs. Unfortunately for them, they are forced to put their differences aside to work together investigating a market trader suspected of selling drugs from his stall
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Mon 22
Yesterday's Hero — The Bill
Part three of three. There is a general air of relief at Sun Hill now that Quinnan is on the mend, but Garfield continues to blame Boulton for the incident, culminating in a bout of fisticuffs. Unfortunately for them, they are forced to put their differences aside to work together investigating a market trader suspected of selling drugs from his stall
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Tue 23
On Air — The Bill
Chief Inspector Conway appears on a radio chat show to appeal for help in tracing a maniac who abducted and terrorised a woman, but a caller's surprise confession only complicates matters
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Tue 23
On Air — The Bill
Chief Inspector Conway appears on a radio chat show to appeal for help in tracing a maniac who abducted and terrorised a woman, but a caller's surprise confession only complicates matters
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Wed 24
To Catch a Cobra — The Bill
Boulton and Burnside join forces to track down two cunning Indian crime bosses
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Wed 24
To Catch a Cobra — The Bill
Boulton and Burnside join forces to track down two cunning Indian crime bosses
