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Unforgotten
- Thread starter banjo
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Prince Monolulu
Everything in Moderation
Yeah, I'm in. I like ole Ruth Evershed.
One hot tub one ambition
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I forget about that - ironically.
Worthing exile
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- May 12, 2009
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tivo set 
Is it PotG?
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Series 5, obviously without Nicola Walker, starts Mon 27 Feb.
Sinead Keenan joins the cast and will play DCI Jessica James.
Sinead Keenan joins the cast and will play DCI Jessica James.
Ooh it’s a corner
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Hope it works well - it’s been a brilliant series imo
Lenny Rider
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- Sep 15, 2010
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Minder without Terry McCann springs to mind.
I thought the ending of the last series was perfect, and a good time to finish, all loose ends tied up and no cliffhangers etc.
Nobby
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- Sep 29, 2007
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Exactly Ian
Was an amazing series
Is it PotG?
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ITV says that hit procedural Unforgotten has begun production for season six.
Sinéad Keenan and Sanjeev Bhaskar reprise their roles as DCI Jess James and DI Sunil ‘Sunny’ Khan as their dynamic on-screen partnership returns to investigate emotionally charged cold cases from the past, unravelling secrets and unearthing buried truths along the way.
Jess and Sunny’s loyal and hard-working police team are also back including Jordan Long as DS Murray Boulting, Carolina Main as DC Fran Lingley and Pippa Nixon as DC Kaz Willets. Georgia Mackenzie who plays Pathologist Dr Leanne Balcombe is also returning to the series.
When suspected human remains are discovered on Whitney Marsh, Jess and Sunny are called to the scene, ditching their respective plans for the evening much to Jess’s husband Steve’s chagrin. With Dr Balcombe’s expert analysis of the human spine, it’s evident the remains are relatively recent and her guess is the body was put there already dismembered. With this knowledge, Jess and Sunny begin to search the area believing other body parts may not be too far away.
In the meantime, we’re introduced to outspoken television commentator Melinda Ricci (MyAnna Buring) who is based in Ireland and renowned for her forthright views, Martin ‘Marty’ Baines (Max Fairley) an autistic man who lives with his mother, Dot, in Deal, Kent, Asif Syed (Elham Elas), an Afghan who speaks fluent English and is training for his UK citizenship test, and Juliet Cooper (Victoria Hamilton) who is a History Lecturer and Faculty Head at a central London University.
Each of these characters live separate lives, yet they are intrinsically linked by their past and it’s for Jess, Sunny and their team to unravel these connections in search of the truth, and ultimately, who perpetrated the cold case murder.
Sinéad Keenan and Sanjeev Bhaskar reprise their roles as DCI Jess James and DI Sunil ‘Sunny’ Khan as their dynamic on-screen partnership returns to investigate emotionally charged cold cases from the past, unravelling secrets and unearthing buried truths along the way.
Jess and Sunny’s loyal and hard-working police team are also back including Jordan Long as DS Murray Boulting, Carolina Main as DC Fran Lingley and Pippa Nixon as DC Kaz Willets. Georgia Mackenzie who plays Pathologist Dr Leanne Balcombe is also returning to the series.
When suspected human remains are discovered on Whitney Marsh, Jess and Sunny are called to the scene, ditching their respective plans for the evening much to Jess’s husband Steve’s chagrin. With Dr Balcombe’s expert analysis of the human spine, it’s evident the remains are relatively recent and her guess is the body was put there already dismembered. With this knowledge, Jess and Sunny begin to search the area believing other body parts may not be too far away.
In the meantime, we’re introduced to outspoken television commentator Melinda Ricci (MyAnna Buring) who is based in Ireland and renowned for her forthright views, Martin ‘Marty’ Baines (Max Fairley) an autistic man who lives with his mother, Dot, in Deal, Kent, Asif Syed (Elham Elas), an Afghan who speaks fluent English and is training for his UK citizenship test, and Juliet Cooper (Victoria Hamilton) who is a History Lecturer and Faculty Head at a central London University.
Each of these characters live separate lives, yet they are intrinsically linked by their past and it’s for Jess, Sunny and their team to unravel these connections in search of the truth, and ultimately, who perpetrated the cold case murder.
Ooh it’s a corner
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It’s been a brilliant series from the start. I think I’ve watched most series at least twice
Lenny Rider
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- Sep 15, 2010
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This is ITV actually doing what they do best, rather than Minor Celebrity Big Brother, the Jungle and that awful unlovable Island
ROSM
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Waddya mean. ITV did Mr Bates v the post office, The story of non protection of nhs staff during covid and are producing a drama about the infected blood scandal..at the moment they are the conscience of british society.This is ITV actually doing what they do best, rather than Minor Celebrity Big Brother, the Jungle and that awful unlovable Island
It all stemmed from when ITV got Tony Blair to back the free Deidre campaign