Jericho is an ITV British crime drama series which was transmitted in 2005. It was created and written by Stewart Harcourt and starred Robert Lindsay as Detective Inspector Michael Jericho, who is loved by the public but who is embarrassed by his status as a hero. The series was set in London in 1958.
Robert Lindsay
D.I. Michael Jericho
David Troughton
Sgt. Clive Harvey
Ciarán McMenamin
DC John Caldicott
Nicholas Jones
AC Graham Cherry
Lydia Leonard
Angela
Kellie Bright
WPC Penny Collins
Lee Ross
Louis
Eve Matheson
Rita Harvey
Aurélie Bargème
Juliette
Brendan Coyle
Christie
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S01E01 A Pair of Ragged Claws
2005-10-16 · 120 min
Jericho investigates the brutal murder of a young Jamaican in Notting Hill, and soon identifies it as a racial killing - but his work is interrupted when a wealthy businessman is kidnapped. But all is not as it seems - Sir Nicholas Wellesley has not been staying at his club or visiting his usual haunts...
S01E02 The Killing of Johnny Swann
2005-10-23 · 120 min
Athletics golden boy Johnny Swann indulges in drink, drugs and gambling, plunging him deep in debt to the boss of an illegal casino, and becoming the victim of corruption.
S01E03 To Murder and Create
2005-10-30 · 120 min
Jericho investigates the killing of a scientist who has been targeted by anti-nuclear campaigners. However, a second murder means the attacks cannot be politically motivated. Jericho uncovers a link between the victims and becomes involved with a suspect, putting the case and his career at risk.
S01E04 The Hollow Men
2005-11-06 · 120 min
Jericho is set for television stardom, as he auditions to present a new crime series, but he is uncomfortable with this latest development in his celebrity status. The detective investigates the deaths of two young couples, and it emerges that the victims had visited a local cinema prior to their demise. Media coverage of the case suggests a link to notorious killings some years before, but also revives memories Jericho would rather forget. It soon transpires that he is not the only one battling with his past.
