Dust Thou Art: Part 1

Episode aired Feb 20, 2005
TV-PG
1h 41m

IMDb RATING

7.7/10

108

YOUR RATING

Crime Drama Mystery

When Lisa Johnson is kidnapped by two men wearing balaclavas, PC Maria Jackson is also taken when she tries to intervene. Johnson was a student at the local arts centre and was having an aff... Read allWhen Lisa Johnson is kidnapped by two men wearing balaclavas, PC Maria Jackson is also taken when she tries to intervene. Johnson was a student at the local arts centre and was having an affair with the centre's deputy director, Visha Iqbal who is found murdered the next day. Lis... Read allWhen Lisa Johnson is kidnapped by two men wearing balaclavas, PC Maria Jackson is also taken when she tries to intervene. Johnson was a student at the local arts centre and was having an affair with the centre's deputy director, Visha Iqbal who is found murdered the next day. Lisa's parents have been trying to raise the ransom by liquidating their assets but have not ... Read all

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IMDb RATING

7.7/10

108

YOUR RATING

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Trivia
Douglas Henshall gets a rare opportunity to sing. He plays a theatre director and actor playing Fagin in a production of "Oliver!" He sings "Reviewing the Situation" in three scenes showing rehearsals of the play at 24.45 and 43.40.

Goofs
At about 23: 00 when the small grey Renault car is forced off the road and down the cliff, it lands right side up but high-centered on rocks. Later on, at 28.07 and 33.08,the car is shown upside down with far more damage than earlier on.

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Featured review

10/10

Twist in the tale

Jackson has only joined this series so the viewers haven't really had time to warm to her but this a big story for her with viewer left with a cliff hanger.

Tessa Peake-Jones and Siobhan Finneran bring an earthiness to the show that has been lacking for quite some time.

The story is good and there is a cast full of familiar faces.

Well worth watching even if it is only for Warren Clarke's mistaken singing.