Dalgliesh - Season 3
Season 3
Season 3 is set in 1979 on the cusp of Margaret Thatcher's victory and sees Commander Adam Dalgliesh take on three highly sensitive cases – from a remote seminary already mired in scandal, to a wealthy family under political attack, and to a spate of killings at a nuclear power station.
Episodes
Death in Holy Orders, Part 1
Dalgliesh heads to a seminary in West Sussex to investigate the bloody murder of a senior churchman. He finds that nearly everyone there had a personal grievance against the victim-and several of them are lying.
Death in Holy Orders, Part 2
A second death shakes the order. As Dalgliesh uncovers the secret agenda of one of his suspects, the seminary falls further into disrepute. But this may be the key to unlocking the killer's motive.
Cover Her Face, Part 1
A murder in the house of an influential family brings Commander Dalgliesh to the heart of Essex. As he considers the prospect of a politically motivated attack, a local man comes forward with an explosive allegation.
Cover Her Face, Part 2
Through a pair of grueling interrogations, the victim's life comes into sharper focus, but will it lead the police to their killer? After a shocking confession is made, Dalgliesh realizes he has been lied to.
Devices and Desires, Part 1
Kent police search for a serial killer targeting the female employees of a nuclear power station. Dalgliesh arrives to investigate a possible terrorist connection.
Devices and Desires, Part 2
The hunt is on for a second killer as the threat to the local community looms larger than ever. Can Dalgliesh unpick a complex web of loyalties before it's too late?
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