The Bill

The Bill is a TV show on Australian national television from ABC with an average rating of 3.2 stars by TVCatchUpAustralia.com's visitors. We have 320 episodes of The Bill in our archive. The first episode of The Bill was broadcast in April, 2021. Did you miss an episode of The Bill but don't you wan't that to happen in the future? Please set an alarm and add The Bill to your favourites, so we can remind you by email when there's a new episode available to watch. Completely free: handy!

Rating:3.2 of 5Total number of episodes:320
Last broadcast:26/04/2021 at 21:10

2021

Episode 191

26/04/2021 4.5 26 x

This police drama series follows the activities in and around Sun Hill, a police station located in the fictional East London borough of Canley.

Episodes 2018

Season 7, Episode 20 (The Corporal Of Horse)

13/04/2018 3.0 94 x

Marshall is acting sergeant with C relief. She watches one of the relief drive away in an unmarked police car without wearing his tunic after P.C. Smollett points it out. She tries to sort out a problem without backup.

Season 7, Episode 18 (Your Shout)

12/04/2018 3.0 38 x

Ch. Supt. Brownlow speaks to W.P.C. Marshall about a promotion board. There is a possible child abduction & the mother is complaining that the police weren't fast enough. Marshall feels guilty about not noticing the call.

Season 7, Episode 16 (The Juggler And The Fortune Teller)

11/04/2018 3.0 51 x

A court case is adjourned. D.C. Martella goes back to the station to warn witnesses. The rape victim is upset. Martella's car is broken into while she is making a call & her briefcase, containing all the exhibits, is stolen.

Season 7, Episode 14 (The Negotiator)

10/04/2018 4.0 9 x

P.C. Hollis chases a man with a shotgun into a shop. Hollis tries talking the gunman into letting the assistant go. W.P.C. Ackland and P.C. Garfield check the man's house and find a body upstairs.

Season 7, Episode 12 (Skeletons)

09/04/2018 4.0 17 x

W.P.C. Ackland finds a man stabbed in his car. Lines's investigation into the incident is impeded by the victim's unhelpful wife. P.C. Hollis and P.C. Stamp discover a number of human skeletons in a supposedly vacant flat.

Season 7, Episode 10 (Careless Whispers)

06/04/2018 4.0 14 x

D.I. Burnside arrests a man on suspicion of robbery with violence. D.C. Lines and Carver get given wrong addresses. Burnside's suspect is identified in an I.D. parade but it turns out he is not guilty.

Season 7, Episode 8 (With Intent)

05/04/2018 4.0 8 x

D.C.s Lines & Carver are going to court about a burglary case. The Crown Prosecution Service is reducing the charges against two of the defendants. Carver discovers that documents needed in court are missing.

Season 7, Episode 6 (Something Personal)

04/04/2018 3.0 12 x

D.C.s Dashwood and Carver are driving along when they notice a man trying to break into a house. His girlfriend has overdosed. Dashwood spots a snout who tells him she took methamphetamine.

Season 7, Episode 2 (Addict)

02/04/2018 3.0 13 x

Quinnan arrests 2 men in the underground because one has a knife. Sgt. Peters' wife gives him a ride to work. Brownlow, Conway and Reid have a meeting with publicans.

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