The Bill
29 Series ∙ 2,388 Episodes ∙ Crime Drama
Long-running drama with the bobbies and detectives at London's Sun Hill police station.
Long-running drama with the bobbies and detectives at London's Sun Hill police station.
The relief are on duty at a local football match where players clash on and off the field.
DS Roach leads the incident room in regard to the murder of two children.
A Sheffield CID team arrives at Sun Hill in a bid to bring down five villains.
Burnside has Roach and Lines observe an old adversary of his that has returned to Sun Hill
CID continue their investigation into the murder of two school children.
Ackland and Cryer respond to a report of possible child abuse.
Burnside and Dashwood arrest a thief whose fingerprints are found at a crime scene.
CID respond to a violent armed robbery at a building society.
Sgt Penny arrests a man in connection with the murder of two school children.
WPC Ackland follows up on some recent burglaries that have occurred on her beat.
DCI Wray's lunch date with WPC Ackland coincides with a CID operation.
DS Roach leads the investigation into a racist arson attack.
Burnside and Monroe argue about resources and overtime for a street operation.
WPC Ford uses her sign language skills with a deaf prisoner.
Carver and Stamp give chase to armed robbers.
Stamp and Ackland are called to a disturbance at a travel agency.
Loxton and friends plan to make life on the beat one long run-around for Young.
A former special constable comes to the assistance of Tosh and Jim.
Sun Hill prepares for a visit from the inspectorate. Quinnan goes undercover for Burnside.
Hoping to receive information on a case, Burnside visits a crooked ex-cop in prison.
Burnside believes a feud is developing between two criminal families.
Inspector Monroe is unhappy with PC Quinnan's ways as a police officer.
Stringer and Quinnan investigate stolen garbage bins. CID consider closing a nightclub.
Loxton, Young and Peters attend court to give evidence.
CID follow up on a burglary where the stolen items were returned to the owner.
WPC Datta investigates a domestic between a prominent couple.
Stamp and Stringer give chase to a group of black youths.
Hollis attends an accident involving a school bus. Dashwood investigates a stray animal.
A man is attacked by a group of football supporters and hooligans.
Quinnan attends a noisy party where he proceeds to frame one of the partygoers.
WPC Marshall's violent ex-husband arrives at Sun Hill looking for her.
PC Quinnan receives a commendation, much to the disgust of Sgt Penny.
Former Sun Hill typist Delia French starts work as a probationary WPC.
Sun Hill is forced to accommodate a mentally ill prisoner.
DS Roach is at the hospital seeing to the 82-year-old victim of a mugging.
Garfield and Stamp arrest a man who reveals he has AIDS.
Uniform oversee squatters being evicted from a block of council flats.
Greig and Carver arrest a man on suspicion of handling stolen property.
Ackland and Loxton are at each other's throats after attending a hit and run.
Datta and Stamp find two women fighting each other over one of the woman's husbands.
Sgt. Cryer faces a man with a sawn-off shotgun.
Some of the relief go on an interview technique training course.
DS Roach arrests a drunk while off duty, much to the anger of Inspector Monroe.
Sgt Peters, Ackland and Garfield are called to a disturbance and discover a dead body.
DS Roach visits a familiar thief who is supposed to be going straight.
DS Roach interviews a man suspected of burglary and rape.
Bob Cryer returns to duty for the first time since the tragic events of a few weeks' back.
Dangerous criminal Tony Jarvis has been released from prison, and has a score to settle.
Greig oversees a CID operation to intercept armed robbers at a factory wages raid.
Patrick Litton's father died whilst in custody, but Patrick is also under suspicion.
Stamp and Loxton find a young man who has stabbed his mother, who is critically wounded.
The 'bike squad' theft operation of Quinnan and Garfield successfully nick a teenager.
Sgt Penny runs into trouble when he gets pulled by vindictive Barton Street officers.
Sgt Penny is left devastated after his arrest for drink-driving by Barton Street officers.
Not only is W.P.C. Ackland late, her friendship with D.C.I. Wray is station gossip.
It's DCI Wray's final day, and the relief aren't happy.
CID are tasked with guarding grass Lennie Powell for the night at a safehouse.
Burnside decides Carver has to move into the section house to avoid three misdemeanours.
Brownlow gets grief for Garfield's failure to salute DAC Hicks as a senior officer.
A service station is robbed - Loxton and Hollis give chase in the Area Car.
WPC Marshall is viscously attacked in the street in broad daylight.
Loxton and Garfield are in trouble at court after their statements contradict each other.
A young girl has gone missing and Quinnan finds out maybe more than he'd bargained for.
Roach isn't convinced when a serial fraudster fails to turn up for a court hearing again.
PC Young isn't best impressed when Loxton and Quinnan play a practical joke on him.
Sgt Maitland is on the warpath, and determined to knock the relief into shape.
A man is arrested after appearing to attack a patient who has absconded from hospital.
Brownlow's attempts to smooth things over on a crime-ridden estate come unstuck.
Tom Penny is back working as a security officer at a factory where staff are stealing.
Following a burglary at a young woman's flat, Stringer is keen to offer his assistance.
Following a burglary at a scrapyard, suspicion falls on the security company.
DS Greig thinks he has all the physical evidence he needs to nail his suspect.
Roach isn't impressed when old enemy Hopwood shows up at Sun Hill.
Dave and Cathy find trouble at a children's home for girls. There's a suicide... and more.
Sun Hill are trying to help a brave doctor who is being lured to a dangerous estate.
A violent criminal has escaped from prison bent on revenge - and Dashwood is a target.
Burnside isn't impressed with Lines and Martella's approach to catching a child-molester.
Ackland is baffled as to why the CPS have not charged the man who assaulted her.
Datta and Garfield are on an obbo on a pub where drug dealing is suspected.
A man working at a building site dies after accidentally falling from scaffolding.
WPC French faces some harsh realities when she answers a call to a disturbance at a flat.
CID need to work fast in the aftermath of an audacious ram-raid.
Carver and Roach get more than they bargained for during an obbo on a house.
Quinnan and Stamp are in trouble when they decide to transport an injured victim.
A tense siege situation emerges as a knife-wielding man takes a child hostage.
The siege-situation at the flat continues, Ackland attempts to reason with the attacker.
DCI Reid is skeptical that Tosh Lines is really pulling his weight.
Cryer pushes for an old lady to be rehoused, following her continual harassment.
The Serious Crime Squad are at Sun Hill investigating the recent murder of a supergrass.
DCI Reid asserts her authority as the squad go on the trail of a notorious gang leader.
A violent criminal resists arrest, stabbing Sgt Peters and going on the run.
Martella's affair becomes Sun Hill knowledge when her boyfriend is put in the frame for fencing stolen goods.
A burglar posing as a delivery man is attacking women in their homes, can Tosh catch him?
A man who'd apparently drowned himself 5 years' ago is seen by Tosh on a bus in Sun Hill.
It's a tense night in Sun Hill as two burglaries occur.
A prostitute who's been raped goes to Sun Hill to report the crime.
Ackland decides to proceed with a private prosecution against the man who assaulted her.
Sun Hill CID joins forces with the Flying Squad for a night-time obbo.
Carver and Lines are suscpicious when the see a car being driven into a scrapyard.
