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Dalziel and Pascoe was a popular British television crime drama based on the novels of the same name, written by Reginald Hill. |
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| Ratings: | TVMaze: No Rating | |
| Released: | March 16, 1996 | |
| Genres: | Drama Crime Mystery | |
| Countries: | United Kingdom | |
| Companies: | BBC One | |
| Cast: | Warren Clarke Jennifer James Colin Buchanan Joe Savino Jo-Anne Stockham David Royle Wayne Perrey James Puddephatt Susannah Corbett | |
| Crew: | Reginald Hill | |
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Not bad of a first episode. The character of Dalziel annoys me. He rubs me the wrong way. But I’ll continue to watch, see how much I’ll like it in future episodes.
I’m seeing a link for S01E01. NO others though so I’m not inclined to check it out unless Bella wants to let me know where I can view the rest.
I had to look long and hard to find this series on the net, and I realized that it was not easy to do. If you must know, I saw it on another site. A sister site of Putlocker. Now, I don’t know if they will allow me to give you the link, though. Maybe I can send you a message and do so? You tell me. Good day!
Dully noted. Thank you.
Thank you BellaMia1, I have 4 other sites I use. One site has a weird name but if I can’t find it on the other 3, I can usually find it on the site with the weird name. I just found it on the site with a weird name. thanks again!
Links get removed if/when they break. Apparently before you got here.
So, she was able to watch the first episode 2 hrs ago and then the link broke and got removed?
That’s what it sounds like to me. Or maybe finally got around to watching a copy dl’d earlier.