Episodes
| Episode | Title | First Broadcast | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Drama | 20160213 | ![]() 1/2. Thriller by Ian Rankin. Dramatised in two parts by Chris Dolan. When a known criminal dies in a house fire the forensic evidence suggests he was murdered before the fire started. Rebus - the last person to see the victim alive - becomes the main suspect. Meanwhile, a fatal shooting at a private school near Edinburgh unexpectedly leads Rebus to an army helicopter crash on Jura in a case involving diamonds and drug smuggling. DI Rebus ...................Ron Donachie Siobhan Clarke......... Gayanne Potter DI Hogan ................. Brian Ferguson DCI Templer ............ Sarah Collier Bell .......................... .Brian Pettifer Miss Teri .................. Nicola Roy Whiteread .............. Veronica Leer Peacock ................... Gavin Mitchell Kate .......................... Eilidh McCormick Brimson .................. Kenny Blyth James ...................... Alasdair Hankinson Fogg.......................... Paul Young Other parts played by the cast. Producer/director: Bruce Young BBC Scotland. |
| 02 | Drama | 20160220 | 2/2. Thriller by Ian Rankin. Dramatised by Chris Dolan. Three pupils are gunned down by an ex-SAS soldier at a private school near Edinburgh. The police are at a loss to explain the motive - until DI Rebus begins to investigate an army helicopter crash on Jura. Other parts played by the cast. Producer/director: Bruce Young BBC Scotland.
Three pupils are gunned down by an ex-SAS soldier at a private school near Edinburgh. The police are at a loss to explain the motive - until DI Rebus begins to investigate an army helicopter crash on Jura. Other parts played by the cast. Producer/director: Bruce Young BBC Scotland.
Three pupils are gunned down by an ex-SAS soldier at a private school near Edinburgh. The police are at a loss to explain the motive - until DI Rebus begins to investigate an army helicopter crash on Jura. Other parts played by the cast. Producer/director: Bruce Young BBC Scotland. |
