Cracker - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

The Mad Woman in the Attic - Part One
When a young woman is found brutally murdered on a train, the police call in a brilliant but unstable psychologist.

The Mad Woman in the Attic - Part Two
Psychologist Fitz has been called in by the police to help on a murder case. The pressure mounts as he finds out more about Kelly, the murder suspect. The police let Kelly go, but he agrees to go into Fitz's care.

To Say I Love You - Part One
Fitz's wife Judith lays down conditions if she is to return to the marital home. Meanwhile, the chain-smoking, compulsive gambler Fitz has a contemporary Bonnie and Clyde to sort out.

To Say I Love You - Part Two
The search for Sean and Tina intensifies when someone close to Fitz and his police team is murdered.

To Say I Love You - Part Three
Fitz has Tina in custody, but is racing against time to get her to reveal Sean's whereabouts before he kills again.

One Day a Lemming Will Fly - Part One
When a young boy goes missing, Fitz and the police are called in to find him. Things aren't made easier when a crowd gathers at the police station.

One Day a Lemming Will Fly - Part Two
As the search for a young boy's killer continues, intense pressure brought to bear on a suspect has violent repercussions.
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