The Bill(1984)

series - first aired/released 1984-10-16 - audience 6.8

Crime, Drama

Directed by A.J. Quinn, Alan Grint, Alan Wareing, Alex Kirby, Alex Pillai, Andrew Gunn, Andy Goddard, Antonia Bird, Audrey Cooke, Baz Taylor, Bill Hays, Bob Blagden, Bob Hird, Brian Farnham, Brian Parker, Bruce McDonald, Carol Wiseman, Catherine Morshead, Charles Beeson, Chris Clough, Christopher Hodson, Claire Winyard, Darcia Martin, David Giles, David Innes Edwards, David Moore, David Yates, Declan O'Dwyer, Denny Lawrence, Derek Lister, Dermot Boyd, Don Leaver, Douglas Mackinnon, Gareth Davies, Gary Love, Gill Wilkinson, Gordon Flemyng, Graeme Harper, Haldane Duncan, Herbert Wise, Ian White, Indra Bhose, James Cellan Jones, James Hawes, Jamie Annett, Jamie Payne, Jean Stewart, Jeremy Silberston, Jeremy Summers, Jim Goddard, John Black, John Bruce, John Glenister, John Howard Davies, John Strickland, Jonny Campbell, Justin Chadwick, Karl Neilson, Kate Cheeseman, Keith Boak, Keith Washington, Ken Grieve, Ken Hannam, Ken Horn, Laurence Moody, Menhaj Huda, Michael Ferguson, Michael Keillor, Michael Kerrigan, Michael Simpson, Moira Armstrong, Nicholas Laughland, Nicholas Mallett, Paul Harrison, Paul Murton, Paul Unwin, Paul Walker, Paul Wroblewski, Peter Barber-Fleming, Peter Cregeen, Peter Duffell, Peter Duguid, Peter Lydon, Peter Smith, Philip Casson, Philip John, Richard Bramall, Richard Holthouse, Richard Signy, Richard Standeven, Rob Bailey, Robert Bierman, Robert Knights, Roberto Bangura, Robert Tronson, Rob Evans, Robin Sheppard, Roger Tucker, Ross Devenish, Sallie Aprahamian, Sam Miller, Sarah Harding, Sarah Pia Anderson, Sheree Folkson, Simon Cellan Jones, Simon Massey, Steve Shill, Stuart Burge, Stuart Urban, Susan Tully, Terry Green, Terry Marcel, Tim Leandro

The daily lives of the men and women at Sun Hill Police Station as they fight crime on the streets of London. From bomb threats to armed robbery and drug raids to the routine demands of policing this ground-breaking series focuses as much on crime as it does on the personal lives of its characters.