The Best Episodes Directed By Lawrence Gordon Clark

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   #1 - Home Truths

   S6:E211/5/2001

   A young Indian woman is murdered after a heated meeting of a racially divided community who are discussing the fate of the local youth centre. Andy and his team are pulled in as there are no resources available. DC Novello drives through a riot and has her car window smashed before Dalziel & Wield come to the rescue. Dalziel is not made to feel welcome by the local Super - she calls him a country bumpkin! With the help of a Indian PC they follow up on leads - and in this case everyone has hidden agendas.

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   #2 - Who Only Stand and Wait

   S1:E95/8/1994

   Henderson's neighbour finds a dismembered corpse, which may prove the innocence of an imprisoned man.

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   #3 - Endangered Species

   S1:E105/15/1994

   Margaret and Henderson side with Reynard the Fox in opposing a new bypass, while Henry must question his loyalties.

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   #4 - Swan in His Pride

   S2:E72/26/1995

   Fisher drags Crabbe down to the West Country to investigate the apparent murder of an undercover woman police officer. While Henry is away a burst pipe causes havoc in the restaurant's kitchen.

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   #5 - Lemon Twist

   S2:E103/19/1995

   Crabbe has to join ACC Fisher and DS Cambridge on a management development seminar, but Fisher is having a crisis of confidence in 'The Job' and after a rave review, 'Pie' has customers queuing at the door - could this be Crabbe's chance to leave the Force and concentrate on cooking?

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