Excellent!!. Now I see why this series attracted up to 17 million viewers and also I see the crass error I committed not watching it in the 80’s when aired.
OMG amazing ~~ This is Great entertainment on many levels, Thank you ~~ I relate to the treatment of a female professional & I am a Canadian GGrandMother ~~ i also relate to what Canadian men want (seems often true) LOL 😊
Not seen that series in Years ... Used to watch it every week if my memory serves me right Saturday night BBC1 it was aired ... It's been that long i might be wrong
It was indeed shown then on BBC1 on a Saturday night at the time when it first aired. From 1980 to 1982 the main star was Stephanie Turner; when she left the series continued with Anna Carteret from 1983 to 1985; albeit as different roles of course. The series has been reshown since; I last saw it here on the Drama channel in 2018 at the time so then too. When first aired on BBC1 it would be on roughly around 7.10-8.00pm; although it varied so too. Thank you!
It was Saturday nights. Does anyone remember a series about a vet that used to occupy a similar Saturday BBC slot? Not All Creatures… it was set in more modern times, as they were then, ie the 1980s.
The superintendent is deliberately trying to police by fear or favour, in the most disgusting way possible. Attempting to brown nose his superior, whilst instilling fear in those under his command. Clearly a very corrupt character...!
Good for Inspector Darbley! The real star of this series was aside from Inspector Darbley, Sergeant Joseph Becks. I always wanted to grow up as wise as he was. Alas, I did not, but I have endeavoured to judge a person by who they are and not by any other superficial criteria. Just as Sergeant Becks did.
What's the difference between this one and Heartbeat ? Is it basically just that this one doesn't have Claude Greengrass ? The problem at 10:07 is she went to Montreal instead of emigrating to Toronto like I did 1973 where we have the no-stop Night Life. Those French blokes in Montreal are all fast asleep by 9 pm The Divisional Superintendent is also DCI Reg Wexford's Superintendent.
Hard seeing a favorite actor of mine (James Grout) in such an abhorrent part. A demonstration of his enormous skill in the role. Do l see a long misery for staff? They’ll work around him l suspect. 😊
does 'Juliet Bravo' stand for anything?? why was it picked as the title?? there is no character by that name. All I could find was 'Foxtrot Juliet Bravo', which is radio alphabet for the letters FJB, which in turn is shorthand for those who don't like the current occupant of the White HOuse.
Excellent!!. Now I see why this series attracted up to 17 million viewers and also I see the crass error I committed not watching it in the 80’s when aired.
This programme brings back so many memories of basic yet great telly.
Quality tea round here
Thank you for posting this series
Love this series and all the actors !!! Thank you for uploading.
OMG i was a little child when I used to watch this lol!
Thanks for uploading this.
Imagine That conversion at 17 and 18 today
OMG amazing ~~ This is Great entertainment on many levels, Thank you ~~ I relate to the treatment of a female professional & I am a Canadian GGrandMother ~~ i also relate to what Canadian men want (seems often true) LOL 😊
Not seen that series in Years ... Used to watch it every week if my memory serves me right Saturday night BBC1 it was aired ...
It's been that long i might be wrong
It was indeed shown then on BBC1 on a Saturday night at the time when it first aired. From 1980 to 1982 the main star was Stephanie Turner; when she left the series continued with Anna Carteret from 1983 to 1985; albeit as different roles of course. The series has been reshown since; I last saw it here on the Drama channel in 2018 at the time so then too. When first aired on BBC1 it would be on roughly around 7.10-8.00pm; although it varied so too. Thank you!
When the series ended in 1985. the following year, 1986, its replacement series as such was Casualty, which of course still runs then today!
It was Saturday nights. Does anyone remember a series about a vet that used to occupy a similar Saturday BBC slot? Not All Creatures… it was set in more modern times, as they were then, ie the 1980s.
One by one which starred rob heyland and ran from 1984 to 1987 on bbc1 at the time as far as o know too.@@MarkPMus
I’d get the kids to bed and settle down with a cuppa to watch J B every week. Great 😊
The late Gerard Kelly, Glasgow's king of Pantomime's 1st episode playing PC Davie Gallagher.
Bit of workplace bullying going on there
Too bad the first season is blocked. I wonder why? Thanks for this and keep 'em coming. Cheers from London, Canada
Didn't understand that season 1 is blocked. I kept trying to find it and couldn't figure out why it wasn't available😂
@@PennyPaws4 was there any impotant backstory from series 1 that we need to know for this series?
@@Ben-db5re I wish I knew, Ben. I looked at a number of channels that have uploaded this program, but no season 1.
I also have the complete series on DVD; so why that is seems very odd too indeed?!
The superintendent is deliberately trying to police by fear or favour, in the most disgusting way possible. Attempting to brown nose his superior, whilst instilling fear in those under his command. Clearly a very corrupt character...!
Good episode-not much happens but it's adult & well written & has conflict .
I enjoyed that!
Good for Inspector Darbley! The real star of this series was aside from Inspector Darbley, Sergeant Joseph Becks. I always wanted to grow up as wise as he was. Alas, I did not, but I have endeavoured to judge a person by who they are and not by any other superficial criteria. Just as Sergeant Becks did.
Super Thank you😊
Younger superintendent Strange from Morse :)
Funny how some actors always seem to take on parts as policemen. James grout was morse's boss years later......
He was so too
Everything i see him on telly James Grout always plays a police officer. 😅
@@memoir4you yes indeed too.
Was that the Las Vegas noir sequence of Hartley district at 38.40?
What's the difference between this one and Heartbeat ? Is it basically just that this one doesn't have Claude Greengrass ? The problem at 10:07 is she went to Montreal instead of emigrating to Toronto like I did 1973 where we have the no-stop Night Life. Those French blokes in Montreal are all fast asleep by 9 pm The Divisional Superintendent is also DCI Reg Wexford's Superintendent.
Great harwood baths
6’6” crossdresser if all criminal’s fit that description stopping crime would be child’s play 😊
Hard seeing a favorite actor of mine (James Grout) in such an abhorrent part. A demonstration of his enormous skill in the role. Do l see a long misery for staff? They’ll work around him l suspect. 😊
Before the bill aired on tv
Jean and Annie sound completely alike
A good criminal would Duct Tape the glass on Shop Door, then hit it...
Is that Blackburn Station Jean is meeting Annie from?
It's Nelson Train Station :)
does 'Juliet Bravo' stand for anything?? why was it picked as the title?? there is no character by that name.
All I could find was 'Foxtrot Juliet Bravo', which is radio alphabet for the letters FJB, which in turn is shorthand for those who don't like the current occupant of the White HOuse.
Annie is so annoying