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Scott & Bailey
11:10 pm - 12:00 am Thursday, September 24
Scott & Bailey
Season 4 · Episode 6
Rachel can't get Gill's remarks about her fling with Will out of her head, so ducks out of attending an awards ceremony with him, fearing their colleagues will believe she's sleeping her way to the top. He finally decides that dating her is too much like hard work and so announces they are no longer an item - a move that leaves Rachel gutted and regretting her behaviour. Janet isn't happy either - it's clear her daughter Elise is about to have her heart broken by Eleanor's son Ade. The duo are soon distracted from their woes by a new case involving the murder of a landlord and his wife who were shot at close range in their pub
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- Amelia Bullmore — Actor as DCI Gill Murray
- Lesley Sharp — Actor as DC Janet Scott
- Suranne Jones — Actor as DS Rachel Bailey
- David Prosho — Actor as DC Ian Mitchell
- Tony Mooney — Actor as DC Pete Readyough
- Delroy Brown — Actor as DC Lee Broadhurst
- Danny Webb — Actor as DC Chris Crowley
- Mina Anwar — Actor as Eleanor Goodhead
- Judith Barker — Actor as Dorothy Parsons
- Steve Toussaint — Actor as Will Pemberton
- Olivia Rose Smith — Actor as Elise Scott
- Harriet Waters — Actor as Taisie Scott
- Christina Tam — Actor as Maya
- Joe Wandera — Actor as Simon Robbinson
- James Lewis — Actor as Ben Townsley
- Susan Twist — Actor as Dawn Waldon
- Carla Henry — Actor as Carla Kennedy
- Sean Cernow — Actor as Mark Britton
- Colin Connor — Actor as Surveillance team leader
- Gabriella Ashcroft — Actor as Gym receptionist
- Emily Ballou — Writer
- Nicola Shindler — Executive producer
- Tom Sherry — Executive producer
- Juliet Charlesworth — Producer
- Noreen Kershaw — Director
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