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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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No Offence - Series Three

No Offence - Series Three

No Offence returns for a third series, with D.I. Viv Deering and her team from Friday Street station once more clashing with the underworld and their overlords alike.

This third series kicks off with the attempted assassination of a local politician by a new Far Right group an attack which has devastating consequences for the Friday Street team. There's no time for tears, though, as not only is the maniac still on the loose but the politicos are turning the situation to their advantage. Viv and Friday Street find themselves pawns in a political chess match, which is the last thing they need as incidents of hate crime soar in the city. Viv's never had it to tough and finds she must deploy every weapon in her arsenal to keep her team together and restore peace to a community wracked with political and xenophobic uncertainty.

First released: Monday 22nd October 2018

  • Distributor: Dazzler
  • Region: 2
  • Discs: 2
  • Minutes: 270
  • Subtitles: English

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