Fair rating?Scott and Bailey· Season 3 · Episode 5
Witness
Dorothy is not impressed as Rachel hides out at Janet's, and even Rachel knows deep down that she will have to face her husband soon. The disturbing story of Joe Bevan continues to unfold as the body count rises and the team faces the task of identifying the victims. Joe's daughter Helen faces a tough time as the press interest mounts and she begins to realise the true extent of her father's horrific actions.
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#1In Season 3of 8 rated episodes
#5All-timeof 33 rated episodes
+0.6vs season avgSeason 3 averages 5.9
2013First airedMay 1, 2013
Guest stars
Judith Barkeras Dorothy Parsons
Judy Holtas Scary Mary JacksonHarriet Watersas Taisie Scott
Tracie Bennettas Sharon
Nicola Walkeras Helen Bartlett
Pippa Haywoodas DSI Julie Dodson
Caroline Hardingas Louise
George Costiganas Joe Bevan
Gabrielle Reidyas ACC Karen Zalinski
Kate Rutteras Joe's Solicitor
Margaret Jackmanas Irene NorgroveCrew
Juliet MayDirector
Sally WainwrightWriterShows like Scott and Bailey
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