Scott & Bailey

2011 • BBC Canada

4.7

55 reviews

14+

Rating

Eligible

Season 5 episodes (3)

1 Episode 1

9/2/16

Rachel steps up to Acting DI on a case that becomes bigger and more sinister than it first seemed. Glad of Rachel’s return, Janet couldn’t have known how much she was going to need her friend.

2 Episode 2

9/9/16

When the killers change the rules of their sick game, Rachel’s safety is in question. As a police officer, Janet is powerless to protect her daughter but she knows she needs to stop the madness.

3 Episode 3

9/16/16

As the team makes a significant breakthrough in the case, Rachel’s position as Acting DI is jeopardised. Janet’s attempt to help Taisie results in a complaint, rocking her faith in justice.

About this show

A thrilling crime drama exploring the personal and professional lives of two female detectives, from award-winning writer Sally Wainwright. Detective Constable Rachel Bailey is 30, down-to-earth, noisy, argumentative and single. Her partner, Detective Constable Janet Scott, is 40, a diplomat and a thinker, as well as being a wife and mother. They both work for Manchester Metropolitan Police's prestigious Murder Investigation Team and, despite the obvious differences between them, they make a formidable team.

Ratings and reviews

4.7

55 reviews

Serge Toronto

August 12, 2017

The reason I started watching this show was only because it's British and there are a number of familiar actors play in it. The more I watch, the more I become angry with the character Bailey who is so ignorant, rude, low achieved person that no matter how well she knows her job, she MUST NOT be in that syndicate. It contradicts the idea of law and order in any country or society. The actors are brilliant, Gill is the best boss ever but Bailey is annoying, disgusting ( I 100% agree with Scott), and irresponsible.

3 people found this review helpful

Doris Martinez

November 11, 2015

Dumbest thing I saw, who would pay $2.49 for each episode? When you could just stream it on a computer or laptop and a phone

Fiona Swan

September 9, 2016

I love this show. It is well written and strong female leads. I'm disappointed that Google Play doesn't provide English subtitles for this show.

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