Nick Murphy

BAFTA nominated John Simm stars as Detective Constable Marcus Farrow in this fast-paced thriller. Farrow is a well-liked copper with an ex-wife and two kids. But when Farrow is found at the scene of a brutal crime, with all the evidence pointing towards him, his world collapses. Arrested and charged, it seems his fate is sealed. So when he gets the opportunity to escape, he seizes it with both hands. Now on the run, Farrow is not just trying to evade...

"Following in the tradition of Upstairs, Downstairs and Robert Altman's 2001 Edwardian comic feature Gosford Park, Manor House takes a fascinating look at the grand and grueling British class system of the early 1900s"--Container.

A humor-inflected history of the of the number one, covering military applications in ancient Rome, the measurement of distances in India, and the decimal system created by Leibnitz.

The hunt for Farrow comes to a dramatic climax when Reinhardt closes in on her prey. The guilt and weight of the investigation becomes too much for Devlin and just as time's running out for Farrow he finally gets some answers but are they enough to clear his name?

Detective Constable Marcus Farrow identifies a dead body from a seemingly forgotten case, unaware of the chaos and heartache that will soon follow. Soon after, Farrow is frames for the murder of his ex-wife and youngest son. It seems his fate is sealed, but desperate to be reunited with his eldest son, Farrow does everything he can to get to the truth.

A mammoth rampages on a busy road in broad daylight and the team must hide it until they can send it back to the past. Meanwhile, Cutter believes there is a traitor in their midst and sets a trap to discover who it is.

Varying from the rich heartland rock of songs like Best Shirt On, to the building drum machine of Marathon and all the way back to stripped back words and guitar of Nixonland and Get Off the Stage, Chuck Prophet's work defies classification.