Love Means Nothing in Tennis

Episode aired Oct 1, 2012
TV-14
59m

IMDb RATING

7.7/10

213

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Comedy Crime Drama Mystery Thriller

When junior tennis champion Alice Kemp fell to her death from a balcony in 2010, it was assumed she killed herself as she had lost a crucial match but now a cleaner recalls hearing raised vo... Read allWhen junior tennis champion Alice Kemp fell to her death from a balcony in 2010, it was assumed she killed herself as she had lost a crucial match but now a cleaner recalls hearing raised voices just before the death and the case is reopened. Alice's agent, Anthony Marshall, clai... Read allWhen junior tennis champion Alice Kemp fell to her death from a balcony in 2010, it was assumed she killed herself as she had lost a crucial match but now a cleaner recalls hearing raised voices just before the death and the case is reopened. Alice's agent, Anthony Marshall, claims he lost a valuable client but admits Alice was considering a change of representation w... Read all

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IMDb RATING

7.7/10

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Trivia
Tamzin Outhwaite (Victoria Kemp) would later join the regular cast as DCI Sasha Miller in Series 11 and 12.

Goofs
Time 2251: McAndrew picks the lock with only 1 tool. It takes 2 tools to pick a lock,a pick and a tension tool.

Quotes
Steve McAndrew: Back home, if someone assaulted a police officer, we had a slightly different way of dispensing justice, know what I mean?
Brian Lane: So did we a long time ago. But hey...
Steve McAndrew: What?
Brian Lane: If the governor hears you suggesting that, she'll personally frog-march you down to Euston and throw you on the first train back to Glasgow.
Steve McAndrew: The way I feel about London right now, pal, that's quite an appealing thought.

Soundtracks
It's Alright
Written by Mike Moran
Sung by Dennis Waterman

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Featured review

8/10

Good case about a Tennis player

We see the introduction of Sasha...uh..Sasha's identical twin.....a different character played by Sasha's actor. Yes, actors play multiple characters, but it is still weird to watch. (Sasha, if you don't know, replaces Sandra in the later series)

The case itself is pretty good, UCOS goes through the usual suspects and clues for an episode like this, and the resolution makes sense. We get some fun moments from Steve and Gerry in the process.