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No Offence. Image shows from L to R: D.I. Vivienne Deering (Joanna Scanlan), D.S. Joy Freers (Alexandra Roach). Copyright: AbbottVision
No Offence

No Offence

  • TV comedy drama
  • Channel 4
  • 2015 - 2018
  • 21 episodes (3 series)

Comedy drama created by Paul Abbott which follows a police team who are trying to keep Manchester's streets clean of crime. Stars Joanna Scanlan, Alexandra Roach, Elaine Cassidy, Paul Ritter, Will Mellor and more.

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Series 2, Episode 5

The race to nail the Attahs sows seeds of mistrust and secrecy between Deering, Dinah and Joy. And controversy reigns when Deering recklessly co-opts mouthy Donna Calvert to infiltrate the Attah gang. Dinah has to solve a chaotic puzzle at an abortion clinic where a peaceful staff protest takes an unexpected turn and quickly starts to spiral out of control.

Broadcast details

Date
Wednesday 1st February 2017
Time
9pm
Channel
Channel 4
Length
60 minutes

Cast & crew

Cast
Joanna Scanlan D.I. Vivienne Deering
Alexandra Roach D.S. Joy Freers
Elaine Cassidy D.C. Dinah Kowalska
Paul Ritter Randolph Miller
Will Mellor D.C. Spike Tanner
Claudia Adshead Donna Calvert
Ste Johnston P.C. Jonah Mitchell
Neet Mohan P.C. Taz Ahmed
Tom Varey P.C. Stuart O'Connell
Saira Choudhry P.C. Tegan Thompson
Sarah Solemani Detective Chief Inspector Christine Lickberg
Charlie May-Clark Cathy Calvert
Rakie Ayola Nora Attah
Zackary Momoh Manni Attah
Conor MacNeill Gavin Nuttle
Zak Sutcliffe Kim Garvey
Guest cast
Nigel Nyanhete Roland Berry
Ivana Basic Marianna
Bart Suavek Pavel
Isobella Hubbard Patient
Caroline Loncq Dr Rosa Bix
Tom Cotcher Dr Robert Bix
Andrew Sheridan Protester
Diveen Henry Miranda Godwin
Christine Dalby Mrs Boden
Larrington Walker Mr Boden
Moya Brady Laundress
Writing team
Paul Abbott Writer
Adam Lebovits Script Editor
Production team
Samira Radsi Director
Simon Meyers Producer
Martin Carr Executive Producer
Paul Abbott Executive Producer
Simon Starling Editor
Dan Crinnion Editor
Andrew Purcell Production Designer
Sarah Crowe Casting Director
Louise Allen Costume Designer
Tony Coldwell Director of Photography
Lesley Brennan Make-up Designer
Vince Pope Composer
Tim Bain 1st Assistant Director

Press

The snappy, gutsy cop show is nearing the peak of series two's main story. With two more episodes to come after tonight, this is the one where the police discover just what horrors they're dealing with in their investigation of crime boss Nora, given cocky swagger by the terrific Rakie Ayola. Every showdown between Nora and justice tornado Viv (Joanna Scanlan) is a thrill. In comparison, the case-of-the-week side-plot at an abortion clinic feels a little pat.

Jack Seale, The Guardian, 1st February 2017

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