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Dempsey and Makepeace

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Makepeace are forced to confront at least some of their feelings for one another. Makepeace leaves the force after having a vision of Dempsey being shot and killed in the line of duty. Dempsey tries to get her to return, after Dempsey's new partner—an old female friend of Makepeace—visits Makepeace to have a chat with Harry, it is implied from the conversation Makepeace is in love with Dempsey and can't bear to see anything happen to him. Dempsey gets her to help him when his new partner is injured. In the final scene it looks like they are going to join up as partners again as a call comes over the police radio they both smile at each other.
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In Portugal, all three series were released in 2004 by Prisvideo. There were no extras but the audio was in English with optional Portuguese subtitles, and the episodes were uncut*. (*Episode 'Judgement' has a scene removed towards the end where Judge Hackett is holding Bates hostage; however, it is
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Much of the show's draw came from the good-natured "will they or won’t they" interplay and a slowly evolving romance between the main protagonists, made possible by the obvious chemistry between the two lead actors. The show ended with an episode directed by Michael Brandon himself where Dempsey and
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When his partner Joey dies in a botched drugs operation and he uncovers police corruption at the highest level, Dempsey is under threat of assassination. With help from his colleagues, he hurriedly leaves New York for London, on the pretence of an undercover international police exchange programme.
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Although there is initial reluctance on both sides, Dempsey and Makepeace work as partners in a specialised task force, SI 10, and they make a good team. SI 10 is under the command of Gordon Spikings, played by
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Czechoslovakia, Poland and Hungary. The programme was broadcast elsewhere worldwide, such as on Pakistan Television during 1985–86. The series was also syndicated to the U.S. airwaves in the autumn of 1985 (by
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At the height of the series' popularity, and during season 2 particularly, the British tabloid press hounded the lead actors for off-screen stories regarding their then-budding personal relationship.
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Two double-length episodes were produced, the first being the pilot ("Armed and Extremely Dangerous"), with the second the series 3 two-part opener ("The Burning").
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were released on DVD in 2006 from Network DVD. They include interviews and audio commentaries on selected episodes with Michael Brandon and Glynis Barber.
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As with many films and television programmes of the era, extensive filming was conducted at the disused remains of the
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All three series attained great popularity in the UK, achieving good ratings with 20 million viewers in the UK.
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believed this edit may have been made shortly after the episode was made, even before its original broadcast).
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ran for three series between 11 January 1985 and 1 November 1986. A total of 30 episodes were produced.
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also makes a brief appearance as Dempsey and Makepeace approach the grand gates to the estate.
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In mid 2000s a DVD was released in the Czech Republic and in Slovakia with Slovak dubbing.
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with all the episodes of the series were gradually added in Poland to a TV-guide magazine
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between 11 January 1985 and 1 November 1986. From July 2009, the series was repeated on
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becomes Winfield Hall, the grand English estate of Lord Winfield (Ralph Michael), and
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and reception area as the location for the fictional company Consolidated Westmore.
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New Yorker, Lt James Dempsey, both working for an elite and armed unit of the
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Episode 1 of series 2, "Silver Dollar", used London Weekend Television's own
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is the oddball pairing of two police detectives: an elegant British
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Harriet "Harry" Makepeace is the daughter of Lord Winfield (
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was incorporated into the series' opening credit sequence.
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Jonathan Docker-Drysdale as Detective Sergeant Ward
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Index


Crime drama
Ranald Graham
Michael Brandon
Glynis Barber
Ray Smith
Tony Osoba
Alan Parker
list of episodes
LWT
ITV
LWT
ITV
Ranald Graham
Michael Brandon
Glynis Barber
noblewoman
working-class
London Metropolitan Police
Ralph Michael
stately home
Ray Smith
Tony Osoba
Michael Brandon
Lieutenant
NYPD
Glynis Barber
Detective Sergeant
Ray Smith
Chief Superintendent

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