Genre
Science Fiction, Police drama,Mystery
Producer by
Evgeny Gridneff / Christopher Baker
Directed by
Graeme Harper
Created by
Chris Boucher
Writer by
Chris Boucher / John Collee / Philip Martin
Cast
David Calder / Erick Ray Evans / Trevor Cooper / Linda Newton / Jonathan Adams / Sayo Inaba / Gennie Nevinson / Moray Watson / Keith Varnier / David John Pope / Sian Webber / Daniel Benzali / Trevor Butler / Alan Downer / Thomas Coulthard / Marlena Mackey / Sean Scanlan / Andy Secombe / Frederik de Groot / Carmen Gómez / Robert Jezek / Tara Ward / Luke Hanson / Peter Quince / Russell Wootton / Benny Young / Angela Crow / Peter Glancy / Katja Kersten / Deborah Manship / Morgan Deare / Richard Ireson / Rosie Kerslake / Shope Shodeinde / Geoffrey Bayldon / Lachele Carl / Vikki Chambers / Michael Chesden / Susan Curnow / Carl Forgione / Leigh Funnell / Stewart Guidotti / Brian Gwaspari / Roy Holder / Nigel Hughes / David Janes
Production company
British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)
Original channel
BBC 2
Original language
English
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Broadcast dates
6 July 1987 (UK)
Original runing time
6 July 1987 – 31 August 1987
Episode duration
c. 50 min. per episode
Picture format
480i (SDTV)
Guest stars
Dawn Keeler / Kenneth Lodge / Kenneth Lodge / Bridget Lynch-Blosse / Wendy MacAdam / Peter Neathey / Maggie Ollerenshaw / Richard Rees / Phil Rowlands / Barrie Rutter / Nitza Shaul / Susan Tan / Flip Webster / Andre Winterton / Laurie Goode / Michael Kirk
Offical website
http://www.bbc.co.uk/cult/classic/starcops/
episode summary
1)
Nathan's girlfriend is murdered by an unknown attacker who breaks into his home. Grief-stricken he returns to Earth, leaving David to investigate a tragic accident out in space that has crippled a freighter on its way to Mars, dooming its crew to certain death.
2)
"Lee Jones has been dealt with. You are next." Somewhere out there is a killer. Can Nathan Spring, recently appointed head of the International Space Police Force, pre-empt his deadly messenger?
3)
There has been an explosion at the chemical plant, disaster in the Channel Tunnel and now there's a terrorist threat. The only clue is a couple of lines of obscure poetry. Can Spring and Theroux unravel the secret in time?
fun and viewer review
Wow - apparently the look and feel of McCoy's "Doctor Who" was just how BBC did science fiction at the time.
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