Ep 1. Congratulations
- TV-14
- May 29, 2011
- 44 min
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7.1 (281)
Scott & Bailey season 1 episode 1 titled "Congratulations" is an intense crime drama that follows the personal and professional lives of two female detectives, Janet Scott and Rachel Bailey, in Manchester. In this episode, we see Janet and Rachel investigating a case where a pregnant woman named Evi Oliver has been brutally murdered in her own home.
Janet and Rachel are called to the scene of the crime, where they find Evi's husband, Gavin, extremely distraught and in shock. He tells the detectives that he came home from work to find his wife dead in the living room. As the investigation progresses, Janet and Rachel realize that there may be more to the case than they initially thought.
The detectives begin to piece together Evi's life, questioning her friends and family to try and uncover a motive for the murder. They soon discover that Evi had been having an affair with a man named Jason, who was also married. This revelation leads Janet and Rachel to question Jason, who becomes a key suspect.
Meanwhile, Janet is dealing with personal issues of her own. She is struggling with the recent death of her father, who was also a police officer. This has put a strain on her relationship with her husband, Adrian, who is frustrated with Janet's emotional distance.
As the investigation heats up, Janet and Rachel work tirelessly to solve the case. They go undercover to gather evidence, interrogate suspects, and follow leads. Along the way, they face challenges and obstacles as they navigate through the complex case.
Throughout the episode, we see the strong bond between Janet and Rachel as they work together to bring justice to Evi's murder. We also get a glimpse into their personal lives, which is just as complicated as the case they are working on.
Overall, Scott & Bailey season 1 episode 1 is a gripping crime drama that sets the tone for the rest of the series. The episode is filled with twists and turns, intense interrogations, and emotional moments that will leave viewers on the edge of their seats.
