"Z Cars" Made for Each Other (Judi Dench) Part 2

[@flashstudiosguy]

I'd argue against the whole thing about the Daughter not being Fancy's responsibility; when you join the Force, you swear to serve and protect all who need and require it, not just whoever the Higher Ups say need it, that's what reassures the Public that the Police actually care about the Community and aren't just some Corporate Fatcat's Personal Bodyguards simply because Lord Whathisface is a mate of the Chief Constable.

[@evanstj5]

Judi Dench - brilliant then as now.

[@tomrees4812]

As a six year old Z Cars was part of my TV diet along with Rag, Tag and Bobtail and Tales of the Riverbank! I was born a few miles from Brian Blessed and in the way you get things mixed up as a child I thought my mum said she taught him at Mexborough Grammar School. This wasn’t in fact the case but he did know a friend of my mum’s who was one of my younger sister’s god mothers as she was wardrobe mistress at the amateur dramatics group of which Brian Blessed was a member. He mentioned her in his autobiography.

[@tallbillbassman]

I haven't seen this for forty years. It made me cry my eyes out.

[@suemorgan5943]

Gold Dust. Thank you for the upload. Enjoyed the part 1 and 2. My memories rekindled.

[@mindrolling24]

The ending was a bit disappointing: there was obviously something going on between her and her parents, and Dench’s character had potential that Smith could see. I get that once people start to go down the wrong path they often get stuck in the wrong place in life, but the title, ‘Made for Each Other’, was just not right. Maybe it’s because Dench is such a fabulous actress that I feel this way. I just found the ending lacking.

[@flashstudiosguy]

Sadly, that's how it is in life

[@chrisrainbow2393]

its where it all began for me,roaring around on my pushbike,being z-victor 1 and most of the time ending up on my arse.nice to see all the old actors again. frank windsor,james ellis,brian blessed,colin welland etc. a great upload.compulsive Saturday night viewing in the 60s. better than x-factor and strictly. this was proper entertainment.

[@DenisF1914]

Judi had great talent even then.

[@jubalcalif9100]

How very true !!

[@SuperIliad]

It would seem that parts 1 & 2 of Made for Each Other are really one episode now found in two halves. Episode 2 (second half), aired 11 September 1963. Brian Blessed as PC Smith; Joseph Brady as PC Weir; James Ellis as PC Lynch; Colin Welland as PC Graham; Frank Windsor as Det. Sgt. Watt; Bob Keegan as Sgt. Blackitt; Kate Brown as Shirley Burscough; Judi Dench as Elena Collins; Peter Woodthorpe as Kenneth Harvey; Peter Claughton as Mr. Collins; Lala Lloyd as Mrs. Collins; George Hagan, Magistrate; Harvey Ashby, Clerk to the Court; John Sefton, Prosecuting Officer; Leonie Forbes, Girl in Café; Philip Morant as Mr. Burroughs; Benn Simons, Police Sergeant.Made for Each Other, Season 3, Episode 2, aired 11 September 1963. Brian Blessed as PC Smith; Joseph Brady as PC Weir; James Ellis as PC Lynch; Colin Welland as PC Graham; Frank Windsor as Det. Sgt. Watt; Bob Keegan as Sgt. Blackitt; Kate Brown as Shirley Burscough; Judi Dench as Elena Collins; Peter Woodthorpe as Kenneth Harvey; Peter Claughton as Mr. Collins; Lala Lloyd as Mrs. Collins; George Hagan, Magistrate; Harvey Ashby, Clerk to the Court; John Sefton, Prosecuting Officer; Leonie Forbes, Girl in Café; Philip Morant as Mr. Burroughs; Benn Simons, Police Sergeant.

[@lawrencek1900]

Judi Dench - born in 1934 - making her nearly 30 at the time of this episode, yet looks every bit a teenager

[@cheemakhaled2092]

Reggie Trotter ..... Delboy was right about him :)

[@neilfranklin5644]

Notice how quickly the black eye bruising went down, shame real life ain't like on the telly

[@kevin39632]

sound needs to be bought up, can hardly hear it

[@1061andy]

Good quality drama for its' time

[@OFBI7]

SABES LO DIFICIL QUE ES CONSEGUIRLA,,,DIOS ERES MAGA,,,ME ENCANTA VER A JUDI EN ESTAS PELISS CUANDO ARRANCOOO EN CINEE,,,MUAK.

[@hugorune766]

12:45 onward... after all that running, they are not breathing heavily? honestly, I'm 64, I do remember watching these as a kid, and am trying to re-enjoy them now.... but the dialog, the acting... everything really, is just pathetic

[@flashstudiosguy]

Got to be fit to be a Copper