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The Bill Season 17 Episode 30 - Watch Legally and Safely

The Bill Season 17 Episode 30

Episode Title: Hitting Home
Genre: Drama, Crime
Countries: UK,
Airing Date: April 24, 2001
Runtime:25 mins
IMDb Rating:

The Bill: The relief have organised a farewell party for Sgt Cryer, but it sounds like he's not too keen to go, so Ch Insp Conway pays him a visit. The police inquiry clears PC Smith of charges relating to Cryer's shooting, although his probation period is extended. PCs Worrell and Clarke attend a reported break-in at the house of a hippy couple, who claim a valuable necklace was stolen, and the intruder turns out to be a plumber who still has the key. PCs Klein and Hayward are called when a strange young woman accuses her neighbour of torturing her elderly mother. When the old woman disappears, it appears she was taken by her son who is wanted for parole violation in Manchester. Cryer turns up for his leaving do at the Bell & Badger, and is in high spirits, though he is angered by Supt Chandler's speech. Cryer also announces he has brought along a special guest: Dale Smith - he insists he has no hard feelings against Smithy, and that the others should forgive him as well.

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