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Problems between criminal psychologist Fitz and his wife Judith continue after Fitz is arrested outside his in-laws' house and taken to the station.
There he meets Sean and his partner Tina, car thieves who embark upon a spree of violence.
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#3In Season 1of 7 rated episodes
#11All-timeof 23 rated episodes
+1.1vs season avgSeason 1 averages 7.4
1993First airedOctober 11, 1993
Guest stars
Andrew Tiernanas SeanTim Barlowas Judith's FatherGavin Muiras CormackRuth Holdenas Lady on BusMargo Stanleyas Lady on BusOlivia Jardithas MagistrateReginald Stewartas NeighbourSarah Keyzeras Nikki PriceEve Blandas Mrs CormackTerry Gilliganas Lenny Lyon
Ian Merceras D.C. Giggs
Beryl Reidas Fitz's Mum
David Haigas Graham
Susan Lynchas TinaCrew
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