The Bill Series 9 Episode 53 (S09E53) Give Em An Inch

[@MarkHenstridge]

I loved watching The Bill, and have been a fan since it aired here in Australia once a week in the 1980s on a Saturday evening. The Bill was televised by the national broadcaster commercial-free, the ABC.

[@BenBanjo87]

I loved Tony standing up to that BHB Cato in this episode!

[@flashstudiosguy]

Andrew was pretty smart, too, making sure that Cato was the one giving the green light..

[@workonesabs]

@@flashstudiosguy How procedures should be followed. Cato was right in my eyes for it to go ahead, then stopped if trouble arose as soon as. But a decision by him is final and all blame after that is Operational Commander's responsibility.

[@chriswaring5565]

AYE THERMO MANS WEIRD FREIND TYLER IN MY HERO

[@London_J]

Chief Inspector Cato is really a horrible person and it was nice to see Sun Hill unite against one common enemy. The guy is talking about bailing violent criminals, but then suddenly as soon as he realizes it's a politician then suddenly cares.😂

[@windmill99]

I loved Cato, his part was so brilliantly acted. There were likeable parts about his character in certain episodes (not this one). Great memories.

[@peteanderson4395]

Never liked him at first but did grow to like him ​@@windmill99

[@peteanderson4395]

I think Brownlow had a fair idea what had gone on

[@flashstudiosguy]

Oh, yes, he wasn't born with a pip and crown on his shoulders, he got that through years of solid policing

[@jld9107]

That Derek whopper later played a dodgy security boss who gave Ken a job

[@flashstudiosguy]

Talk about the blind leading the sighted

[@London_J]

Yeah, but those walls are basically paper thin. Anybody in those offices can hear exactly what has been said, so of course Brownlow heard about it right next door.

[@nlgbbbblth]

“Curry & chapatis” - LOL!

[@Condor512]

the Skinhead, Derik Crewe (Ralph Ineson), was in 8 Episodes of The Bill. This was his first role in '93, his last in 2009, 'On The Streets' as Greg Simm. Crewe became quite a famous actor, appearing in hits shows like Game of Thrones, among others. (I knew I'd seen him somewhere before😂). And like always, thanks again for your hard work, Jana.👍

[@marialauria7307]

He played a cop in another show, was it "blue murder?"

[@eugenedonaghy1]

He was in the last Harry Potter and narrated Salvage Hunters

[@AlKusmantoro]

@@eugenedonaghy1 And he was Ruby's wife in Waterloo Road Series 5 (2009) as well as Kingsman: The Secret Service

[@EnglishTMTB]

He was also in the 20-teens reboot of Porridge, briefly, as the baddest boy on the wing.

[@jenniferevans7488]

Also Chris in The Office.

[@Rangers-lt4gt]

Sack Cato and bring back Conway

[@eugenedonaghy1]

Conway was CLO

[@stephenpowell8750]

Cato showing himself up for the Royal thwat that he is. Power of chief inspector gone to his head

[@London_J]

I hated Cato

[@mistofoles]

@10:28 - Excuse me, did Barry say The paramedics are dealing with the cu*ts ??

[@mistofoles]

@3:28 -That's the guy who played Chris Finch , David Brent's mate in "THE OFFICE" .

[@elliott316]

Chris Finch,bloody good rep

[@chriswaring5565]

DEREK CREWE (RALPH INESON) WAS IN GOODNIGHT SWEETHEART AS PHOEBES HUSBAND DONALD

[@mortgagewizard40]

Councillor Singh, would later return to play the father of PC Lela Kapoor

[@rulebritannia1553]

Without arrest 2024 Palestinian protests every weekend How aptly put

[@JimLem]

Cameo appearance in this episode by Lee MacDonald, AKA Zammo from Grange Hill.

[@madmurdock100]

Please explain whereabouts in this episode you can see him. I've had a good look but can't see him anywhere

[@JimLem]

@@madmurdock100 14:33 Centre holding the bottle

[@jayforr6964]

@@JimLemthat’s not him

[@mortgagewizard40]

Looks like him, but its not Lee MacDonald

[@kevinowen7388]

boldly inspector is a boring character to fit in The Bill also an idiot 😂