Melody

L'épisode a été diffusé 23 mai 1980
TV-14
50m

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7,5/10

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Crime Drama

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueMaggie investigates the death of Melody, a local prostitute. Yet when she questions some other call girls for an insight into Melody's background, Maggie suspects that their pimp, Miller, ha... Tout lireMaggie investigates the death of Melody, a local prostitute. Yet when she questions some other call girls for an insight into Melody's background, Maggie suspects that their pimp, Miller, has put the "frighteners" on them.Maggie investigates the death of Melody, a local prostitute. Yet when she questions some other call girls for an insight into Melody's background, Maggie suspects that their pimp, Miller, has put the "frighteners" on them.

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Starting at 21 minutes 7 seconds, Maggie Forbes' and Jimmy Fenton's blue Vauxhall Viva has no rear view mirror.

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This is the first time the episode title and scriptwriter appear over the top of the action, instead of one of the special "title cards".

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Edited from Le mystère de la bête humaine (1974)

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Melody

DI Maggie Forbes and DI Bob Croft are at loggerheads when they investigate the murder of a prostitute going by the name of Melody.

Croft has problems keeping his sense of humour as the other call girls are rounded up for questioning. He also gets irate by their pimp and takes him for questioning.

Maggie Forbes suspects that Melody might had been sharing her apartment with another prostitute. There were clothes and shoes with differing sizes.

Maggie also talks with Melody's parents who seemingly were unaware of her life as a prostitute.

This is a moody episode and in an era where the police would treat call girls as second class citizens. Remember that some of the victims of the Yorkshire Ripper during that time were regarded as not so innocent.

The pimp was a nasty piece of work and there was a twist or two regarding the actual murderer.

The episode features Ross Davidson and Sandy Ratcliff who were both original cast members of Eastenders.