Vulnerable

Episode aired Apr 3, 2013
TV-14
45m

IMDb RATING

7.8/10

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Lesley Sharp and Suranne Jones in Scott & Bailey (2011)

Crime Drama Mystery

Elderly Eunice Bevan's corpse is discovered in her house whilst her bed-ridden, ailing husband Joe lies in the room above. With no sign of forced entry it looks as if the killer was one of t... Read allElderly Eunice Bevan's corpse is discovered in her house whilst her bed-ridden, ailing husband Joe lies in the room above. With no sign of forced entry it looks as if the killer was one of the Bevans' children but the only one still around is daughter Helen and she claims to have... Read allElderly Eunice Bevan's corpse is discovered in her house whilst her bed-ridden, ailing husband Joe lies in the room above. With no sign of forced entry it looks as if the killer was one of the Bevans' children but the only one still around is daughter Helen and she claims to have had no contact with them for thirty years. Joe however is convinced he heard Helen argue ... Read all

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IMDb RATING

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Trivia
First appearance of Judy Holt as Scary Mary Jackson, taking over from Julia Deakin.

Quotes
PC Sean McCartney: [playing a video game with Haydn] Hey, you had a nice day?
DC Rachel Bailey: [fixing herself a cold dinner] Yeah. Little old lady got her head bitten off by her own dog.
PC Sean McCartney: [covering Haydn's ears] Hey!
DC Rachel Bailey: Lovely. Best ever.
PC Sean McCartney: Shh!
DC Rachel Bailey: Yeah, well, he should be in bed.

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Featured review

7/10

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The story of this episode itself is good. I 'liked' the turn it took. And for that 7 stars.

But the start leaves me with questions. Why do a start like that with a '8 months earlier' after, when you are not at all comming back to it in the episode?

Another review leads me to think it will become clear later on, but even with knowing that, I find it realy weird. If it becomes clear later on, well do the scene in the episode it becomes clear.

Now it has nothing to do at all with the rest we see.

Also wondering what happend with Bailey being suspect in the murder of the ex-boyfriend and/or with her brother being on the run from season 2. Feels a bit weird that's not mentioned at all in this episode.