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Sitcom with Chigwell's most famous sisters. In an effort to raise some cash, Tracey thinks about selling Darryl's old car. Sharon becomes a saleswoman.

Drop in for a cuppa with the Essex sisters. Tracey decides to experience Darryl's ordeal behind bars by creating her own prison in the attic, with Sharon as her cellmate.

The classic Essex girls sitcom. Tracey and Sharon are faced with a moral dilemma when they witness the getaway of a criminal they know after a hold-up.

Part Two: Second of a two-parter with that scoundrel of the antique showrooms. Lovejoy tries to recover money from an unscrupulous antiques dealer.

Lighthearted drama with the raffish antiques dealer. After six months in Spain, Lovejoy returns to renew old friendships and start a new romance.

Emotions cloud the wily antique dealer's judgements in the popular drama. As Lovejoy falls for Lady Victoria, he buys some apparently fake watercolours.

GK Chesterton's sleuthing padre gets involved once again to investigate the murder of a Colonial Postal Service officer, when the fair comes to Kembleford.

Another involving case for the veteran detective team comprised of some of the UK's favourite actors. The team probes the death of a graffiti artist.

A glamorous case for the veteran detectives in the popular crime caper. The wife of a murdered fashion designer persuades the team to reinvestigate the case.

Alan Davies and Caroline Quentin team up to solve another baffling mystery. A judge is found stabbed to death in a room that nobody else could have entered.

Death on the Close Part 1: When a man with no ID or connection to Marlow is found dead in the middle of a suburban road, Judith, Becks and Suzie investigate.

Death on the Close Part 2: A link to a past missing persons case shines a new light on the residents of Linnet Close - but could they be responsible for murder on their doorstep.

When a local nun is murdered, the team investigates a convent where all the sisters have secrets and nothing is what it seems.

Another torso is washed up from the Thames, this time at Putney Bridge, and Llewellyn finds traces of Spanish Fly, an aphrodisiac used by the Marquis de Sade.

Another absorbing case for the sleuths from two ends of the social spectrum. As Lynley looks forward to fatherhood, his wife Helen helps him with a case.