Scene from No Offence / TV series (2015)
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Alternate Names: Jo Scanlan, Ms. Joanna Scanlan, Joanna Scanlon
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Joanna Scanlan is a British actress and television writer, best known for her roles in various British comedy series, such as The Thick of It, Doctors and Nurses, Getting On, Catherine Dickens in period drama, The Invisible Woman and Little Britain.
About the Movie: No Offence / TV series (2015)
Episode: Season 3, Episode 2
Release Year: 2015
Nation: United Kingdom
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Director: Catherine Morshead, David Kerr, Harry Bradbeer, Misha Manson-Smith, Paul Abbott, Robert Quinn, Samira Radsi, Sarah O'Gorman
Writer: Jack Lothian, Jimmy Dowdall, Julie Rutterford, Mark Greig, Paul Abbott, Paul Tomalin, Tom Grieves
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Keywords: cop, dark comedy, female detective, manchester, northern england, police
Story
No Offence follows a group of dedicated yet flawed police officers led by DI Vivienne Deering in Manchester's toughest neighborhoods. The team faces a variety of challenging cases including drug labs, arsonists, neo-Nazis, and notorious murderers. Their work is tested further when a particularly twisted serial killer emerges, pushing even the most hardened officers to their limits.
Summary
No Offence is a British dark comedy-drama series set in Manchester that focuses on a diverse group of police officers tackling crime in the city's roughest areas. The show, created by Paul Abbott, offers a fresh take on police procedural dramas with its blend of humor and gritty realism. It centers around DI Vivienne Deering, a sharp, tough, and sometimes unhinged leader, who guides her team through numerous challenging cases. The series is notable for its diverse cast, including women of color in prominent roles, and its exploration of the complex dynamics within the police force and Manchester's underbelly.