Judge John Deed

Judge John Deed (2001-2007)

EndedScripted showDrama, Legal

Judge John Deed is a British legal drama television series produced by the BBC that aired from 9 January 2001 – 18 January 2007. Sir John Deed (played by Martin Shaw) is a recently appointed High Court judge who actively seeks justice in the cases before him, while at the same time trying to rekindle an old romance with former pupil Jo Mills QC, who regularly appears in his court.

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Scheduleevery Tuesday at 20:00 (50 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S06E04Evidence of Harm (2)Jan 18, 2007
S06E03Evidence of Harm (1)Jan 16, 2007
S06E02War Crimes (2)Jan 11, 2007
S06E01War Crimes (1)Jan 9, 2007
S05E06Heart of DarknessFeb 10, 2006
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did Judge John Deed premiere?

Judge John Deed premiered on January 9, 2001.

What is Judge John Deed about?

Judge John Deed is a British legal drama television series starring Martin Shaw as the eponymous Judge, Sir John Deed, a High Court judge who presides over cases in the fictional courtroom of Deed's Chambers.

Who is the creator of the show?

The creator of Judge John Deed is G.F. Newman.

How many episodes were there in the first season?

There were six episodes in the first season of Judge John Deed.

Who plays Sir John Deed in the show?

Martin Shaw plays Sir John Deed in the show.

Where is the fictional courtroom of Deed's Chambers located?

The fictional courtroom of Deed's Chambers is located in London, England.

What is the full name of the show's lead character, Sir John Deed?

The full name of the show's lead character, Sir John Deed, is Sir John Deed QC.

Who plays the role of Jo Mills, Sir John Deed's ex-wife in the show?

Jenny Seagrove plays the role of Jo Mills, Sir John Deed's ex-wife in the show.

What is Sir John Deed's relationship with his daughter in the show?

Sir John Deed's relationship with his daughter in the show is strained.

Who plays the role of George Channing QC, Sir John Deed's rival in the show?

Donald Sinden plays the role of George Channing QC, Sir John Deed's rival in the show.

What is Sir John Deed's political affiliation in the show?

Sir John Deed is portrayed as a liberal judge in the show.

What is the name of the presiding officer of the Crown Court in the show?

The name of the presiding officer of the Crown Court in the show is Judge Gerard Farraday.

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