Ripper Street
2013 • BBC
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- Saison 5
- Saison 4
- Saison 3
- Saison 2
- Saison 1
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- Seasons 1-3
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Épisodes de Saison 5 (6)
1 Closed Casket
08.03.17
Uniquement la saison
Just days after the cruel murder of Bennet Drake, and despite being outlaws, his old friends Edmund Reid, Homer Jackson and Long Susan are drawn together to avenge his death.
2 A Brittle Thread
15.03.17
Uniquement la saison
After the public humiliation of Frank Thatcher, Shine re-doubles his efforts to capture Reid and Jackson. Meanwhile, Long Susan asks an old friend to help get her son back.
3 All The Glittering Blades
22.03.17
Uniquement la saison
Augustus Dove seeks to hide his murdering brother deep in the Hackney Marshes. Meanwhile, tension rises between Reid, Long Susan, Jackson and Mimi.
4 The Dreaming Dead
29.03.17
Uniquement la saison
Thatcher's role comes good and the race is on to track Nathaniel Dove down - but will Augustus cover his brother's tracks? Jedediah needs Drummond's help to unearth Reid.
5 A Last Good Act
05.04.17
Uniquement la saison
It seems that Augustus Dove has won and all is lost for Reid - but is it? As Jackson and Long Susan prepare to leave London, can they bring themselves to leave their friend behind?
6 Occurrence Reports
11.04.17
Uniquement la saison
Reid has one final enemy to defeat and must find sufficient forensic evidence to prove that Dove killed Robin Sumner - but will he ever live peacefully in nightmarish Whitechapel?
À propos de cette série
Haunted by the failure to catch Jack the Ripper, Inspector Edmund Reid (Matthew Macfadyen) is charged with keeping law and order in Whitechapel. Reid is assisted by Detective Sergeant Bennet Drake (Jerome Flynn) and former US Army surgeon and Pinkerton agent Captain Homer Jackson (Adam Rothenberg). They frequently cross paths with brothel madam Long Susan (MyAnna Buring), who came to London with Jackson. All will come to depend on one another to uphold justice - both moral and legal - in the dying days of Victorian England.
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