The BEST episodes directed by Jim Loach
#1 - Series 8 - Episode 8
Bad Girls (1999) - Season 8 - Episode 8
Tina is returned to Larkhall and almost kills herself when she self harms. Vicky becomes a Music teacher at Larkhall. Pat and the Julies are sweating over what to do with Natalie's dead body. They know they have to move it - a hot laundry is no place to hide a festering corpse.
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#2 - Series 8 - Episode 7
Bad Girls (1999) - Season 8 - Episode 7
Tina's in court and hoping for an extended sentence. But when the Judge grants her release, she panics - she has absolutely no idea how to live on the outside. The Julies find Natalie and help Pat to hide her body.
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#4 - Episode 2
Life of Crime - Season 1 - Episode 2
It’s 1997 and Denise Woods is now a successful Detective Inspector at Brixton. In an era of ‘cool Britannia’ and ‘Blair’s babes’ she’s ideally placed to climb the ranks, but is struggling to find time for husband Ray Deans and their young daughter. Denise is investigating another rape-murder, this time of a young girl called Lauren Hinds, whose body is found on an estate. Denise’s world turns upside down when DNA on Lauren Hinds is cross-checked on the ‘all-new DNA database’ and matches unknown samples found on Amy Reid back in 1985.
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#5 - Episode 3
Life of Crime - Season 1 - Episode 3
The year is now 2013 and DCI Denise Woods has managed to turn her life around and is now interviewing for the Superintendent of Lambeth job. Her ex‐husband Ray and his new wife invite her to a ‘family’ dinner with news that Denise’s nineteen year old daughter, Charlotte is going to have a baby. Denise does not take the news well though. At work, she investigates the case of a murdered girl called Joanna Andrews, whose body was discovered the morning after an outdoor concert.
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#7 - Episode 1
Life of Crime - Season 1 - Episode 1
The year is 1985 and Denise who is in her early twenties, begins a new life as an WPC for the Met Police, fighting sexism along the way. She is assigned to work with plain clothes Detective Sergeant Ray Deans and, while they attempt to apprehend a suspect, she suffers a knock to the head that sees her in hospital. Whilst there she meets Amy Reid, a fifteen year old girl who’s recently come from a club in Brixton called Subotica. Amy has been violently dragged out of the club by her father but made a run for it. After Amy is later found murdered, Denise is determined to see the culprit brought to justice.
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#9 - Two Calls
Criminal Record - Season 1 - Episode 2
Convinced there’s a link between the emergency calls, June sets out to prove a theory—but Hegarty stays one step ahead.
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#10 - Kid in the Park
Criminal Record - Season 1 - Episode 3
A horrific incident lands June on Hegarty’s team, giving her a way to win his trust while secretly digging into the Errol Mathis case.
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#11 - Jack and Coke
Tin Star - Season 2 - Episode 4
The events from the previous episode are revisited from another perspective, as Jack tries to forget his past whilst drinking whisky on the mountainside. Later, he tries to win Angela back, but as they find an unconventional solution to the Jaclyn problem, Elizabeth vanishes.
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#12 - Emergency Caller
Criminal Record - Season 1 - Episode 1
An anonymous call puts Detective Sergeant June Lenker in the path of the formidable Daniel Hegarty.
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#14 - Protected
Criminal Record - Season 1 - Episode 4
Pressure mounts on June from all sides as she makes a breakthrough in Errol’s case.
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#15 - Episode 28
Hotel Babylon - Season 4 - Episode 4
When Emily's estranged father turns up at Babylon, she wants him to leave, but he has something he needs to tell her first. Meanwhile, Sam gambles Hotel Babylon and loses, and Tony meets his doppelganger and they put their uncanny resemblance to good use.
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#16 - Freddie Flintoff: Hidden Side of Sport
BBC Documentaries - Season 2012 - Episode 10
Cricket star Andrew (Freddie) Flintoff talks to sporting professionals about the serious effects of depression. He confronts his own issues as captain of England - under pressure and under fire at the top of his game. Freddie reveals the stigma attached to talking about depression in the face of an often unforgiving public. Freddie discovers that many suffer in silence or hide behind irresponsible behaviour, until it all becomes too much. The film includes moving interviews with Steve Harmison, Vinnie Jones, Ricky Hatton and a host of sporting heroes. We hear from Journalist Piers Morgan, coaches and managers about this hidden side of sport.