Operation Good Guys - Season 1

Episodes

The Informant

In an attempt to capture Britain's biggest crime lord, the cops arrest the wrong man and find themselves facing a multi-million-pound lawsuit.

déc. 29, 1997

Season 1Episode 230 min

Radio Silence

Having failed to arrest 'Smiler' McCarthy and having been hit with a lawsuit for wrongful arrest, the team decide on a change of strategy and set up a drugs deal.

janv. 3, 1998

Season 1Episode 330 min

Frisk 'Em

DI Beach invites an officer from the United States to demonstrate his New York style of policing, but the relationship soon turns sour.

janv. 10, 1998

Season 1Episode 430 min

Holiday

With lawsuits against them pending, the good guys are given a day off as DI Beach's open-door policy extends from the professional to the personal. But Beach could be encouraged to reconsider his policy and call in a locksmith.

janv. 17, 1998

Season 1Episode 530 min

Safe as Houses

DI Beach persuades a star witness to make a revelatory confession on live TV.

janv. 24, 1998

Season 1Episode 630 min

Open Day

In an attempt to persuade the Commissioner to give Operation Good Guys more funding Beach organises an Open Day at the office and enlists Christopher Biggins to help them. Biggins puts together a musical performance by Roy Leyton and Kim Finch (although Strings tries to interfere). Strings meanwhile organises a display of de Sade's Armed Response team by staging a fake hold up where he takes Gary and Kim hostage and de Sade and his team step in to save the day. Ash sets up a Smiler McCarthy shire where you throw balls at little cut outs of Smiler McCarthy. Beach and Ash them make cakes for the Open Day and Beach gives a Keith Floyd-like demonstration on how to make a prefect Fairy Cake. Everything seems to be going well until Mark decides to do a display of dog handling with his uncle's (the commissioner's) dog Sherlock. He enlists Bones to help him. Whilst Mark is all for keeping the display simple Bones wants it to be spectacular. They decide to try leaping through a flaming hoop. Un

janv. 31, 1998

Season 1Episode 730 min

Sylvia La Plage

The funds have gone, the Commissioner has refused to give them further funding. Operation Good Guys has been cancelled. Beach is devastated and at first refuses to accept it. Meanwhile the answer of the dwindling funds is answered when a postcard arrives from Spain. It's from Roy Leyton. He's taken all the funds from Operation Good Guys and done a runner. All the Good Guys are furious. Also Gary is still having problems with his wife whom he has promised Kim he will leave. Beach gives the Good Guys their final debriefing and invites them all out for a drink later. He tells them he has taught them all to be honest with one another and tonight he intends to be fully honest with them. At the Pub that night the Good Guys wait for Beach to arrive when Ash announces the entertainment for the evening, Sylvia la Plage. Out steps a large blonde lady who turns out to be none other than Beach himself - Beach is a cross dresser and he has decided to come clean and be honest about it. He and Ray do

févr. 7, 1998

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