Grace and Tommy get closer than they should, as Inspector Campbell gets jealous. Meanwhile, Arthur Sr turns up again causing a bigger rift between the brothers.
Grace and Tommy get closer than they should, as Inspector Campbell gets jealous. Meanwhile, Arthur Sr turns up again causing a bigger rift between the brothers.
Tommy and the family rejoice at getting a legitimate betting license. Meanwhile, he also figures out Grace isn't who she claims.
When Freddie won't leave town, Tommy's got to figure out a way to settle things down. For himself, for Ada, and for the sake of their business.
Campbell meets with Tommy after a big ruckus and a phone call from Winston Churchill.
Up against the East India Company worse than ever, James finds his own worries pale in comparison to those of his half-sister Zilpha at the moment.
When the duel at dawn between Thorne & James ends in an unexpected turn, Delaney soon finds himself in a worse position than before.
As far as found footage goes, GHOSTWATCH sits up high, reigning supreme.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhRZfbt2XQQ The Firm (from BBC's Screen Two). 1989. Directed by Alan Carke. Written by Al Ashton (as Al Hunter). Starring Gary Oldman, Lesley Manville, Phil Davis, Andrew Wilde, Charles Lawson, William Vanderpuye, Jay Simpson, Patrick Murray, Robbie Gee, Terry Sue-Patt, Nick Dunning, Nicholas Hewetson, Steve McFadden, Steve Sweeney, & Hepburn Graham. British Broadcasting Corporation. Rated 13+. …
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