Bradley Walsh, PeterDavison, and Dominic Rowan
returned for the sixth series of
the London-based spin-off of
Dick Wolf's Law & Order.
Paul Nicholls joined the drama
here as new DS Sam Casey,
to investigate the murder of
Brooks' previous partner, Matt Devlin. Freema Agyeman and
Harriet Walter both then left the programme after six years -
Alesha Phillips was promoted to
Senior CPS prosecutor, and DI
Chandler retired from the Met.
All seven cases (originally shown in the winter of 2012) were again based on scripts from the American
parent show. A repeat run of the season began on ITV3 last night - it
featured Adjoa Andoh, Jessica Gunning, and a total of thirty-five
Doctor Who cast and crew connections:
- Josette [Patricia] Simon (Paulette) voiced Sarana Teel for Big Finish's The Sontaran Ordeal (2016), and Taraneh for The Mind Runners (2018)
- for Andy Goddard, Malcolm Thornton, Colin Salmon, Gunning and Robert Glenister see Series 1 and for Ray Holman see Series 5
- for directors James Strong and Mat King see Series 3 and 5
- Tamzin [Maria] Outhwaite (Miriam) was the Captain Alice Ferrin in Nightmare in Silver, then voiced Morton for Secrets of Telos (2022), and Joan Stone for The Hellwood Inheritance (2025)
- Rob Jarvis (Donovan) was Abramal in The Time of the Doctor
- Su Douglas (Maggie) voiced Countess Venhella for Benny's Story, Gem Weston for Fitz's Story (both 2009), Cook for The Broken Crown, Toad for Aladdin Time (both 2011), and Lady Raleigh for The Survivor (2019)
- Sanchia McCormack (Katie) was a Housing Officer in Turn Left, and Marshal Halaz in The Power of the Doctor
- Jim Conway (Peter) was Uncle Josh in The Snowmen
- Ray De Haan was stuntman on The Idiot's Lantern too
- Paul Herbert was stuntman on The End of Time too
- Tim McInnerny (Bennett) was Klineman Halpen in Planet of the Ood, and voiced Admiral Dolne for The Well-Mannered War (2015), and the titular composer for Puccini and the Doctor (2024)
- Tom Georgeson (Rawlins) was Kavell in Genesis of the Daleks, and police Inspector in Logopolis
- for Paul Darrow and Pip Torrens see Series 1 and 5
- [Eve] Lucy Fleming (Mary) voiced Lady Catherine Waverly for Manhunt (2013), Alice Donelly for Invocation (2017), and Veronica Holmes for The Auton Infinity (2022)
- Jeany Spark (Julia) voiced Florence Nightingale for The Angel of Scutari (2009), Jelena for Prisoner of the Sun (2010), Daisy Chapel for Operation: Hellfire (2020), Ifor Tragacanth/Cham' Yal for The Doomsday Contract, Gonch/Piir Mother for The Melting Pot (both 2021), and Carol Protraxus/General Polly Juno for Bad Day in Tinseltown (2022)
- Rachel [Joanne] Bavidge (Helen) voiced the European Leader/Claire for The Defectors, and Seru for The Isos Network (both 2015)
- for Annabel Mullion see Series 5
- Eva Pope (Renay) voiced Nia Brusk for Army of Death (2011), and Sendaya for The Kicker (2023)
- Philip [James] Voss (Reynolds) was Acomat in Marco Polo, and Wahed in (episode 1 of) The Dominators, then voiced Under Sergeant/Robot for Original Sin (2016)
- Mark Springer (Johnson) was Christian in The Time of Angels
- Mark Straker (Braithe) was a Trooper in Earthshock
- Adrian Rawlins (Hextor) was Dr. Ryder in Planet of the Ood, then voiced Abberline/Fox for Jago & Litefoot 7 (2014), and Gilman Hari for Antillia the Lost (2023)
- Andrew Brooke (Roach) was Kahler-Tek (aka the Gunslinger) in A Town Called Mercy
- Carol Starks (Catriona) voiced Captian Odessa Grey for The Crash of the UK-201 (2018)
- Helen Blatch (Mrs Hextor) provided the Computer voice for The Deadly Assassin, then was seen as Commander Fabian in The Twin Dilemma
- James Weber Brown (West) was the Minister for In the Forest of the Night
- Ariyon [Debo] Bakare (Lucas) was Leandro in The Woman Who Lived, then voiced Father Mendica for The Poison of Peladon, and Cato for The Player (both 2022)
- Tom Lucy was also the stunt co-ordinator on sixteen adventures (from Smith and Jones to The Next Doctor)
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