Minder SE7

Minder (1989) SE7 - EP3 Fatal Impression [16th Jan 1989] Patrick Reily, a supposedly regormed gambler, owes Arthur and others over thirteen thousand pounds in gambling debts – but he refuses to leave his house and face his creditors. When they stake out his house in Hounslow, his wife announces that he’s just died. On entering the house, Arthur notices Reily’s impression on the sheet where the body has been lying and decides that it can be promoted as a religious miracle, with a ‘nice little earner’ to be made. But no one, even the local newspaper reporter, will take it seriously and the plan comes to nothing. Arthur takes the sheet home and his wife innocently washes it. The police arrest Reily and his wife trying to skip the country. Whilst this is going on, Terry gives refuge to a battered wife, a former girlfriend of his, and considers making it a permanent arrangement, but she is reconciled to her husnand. (The episode title spoofs the 1987 film ‘Fatal Attraction’.) George Cole as Arthur Daley, Dennis Waterman as Terry McCann, Glynn Edwards as Dave Harris. Guest stars: Billy Connolly as Tick Tack, Dick Sullivan as Reily, Vakerie Lilley as Devla Reily, Sheila Steafel as The Pub Singer, Stephen Cuttie as Little Steve, Kim Thompson as Sylvie, Ian Redford as Stevo, John Abineri as Mr. Marsden.

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