S16·E48 Say It With Flowers
Synopsis
Glaze and Holmes investigate the apparent suicide of local councillor Anthony Snape, and uncover a plot involving two other councillors, Colin Cooper and Steven Trent, to pervert the course of justice by ensuring that massage parlours with links to the local freemasons' lodge are not raided. Glaze treads very close to the edge as he becomes determined to prove Brownlow is bent, as he is a member of the same lodge; even leaking information to a journalist who prints the story on his front page. When Glaze enlists Cooper's daughter as his star witness, it is soon discovered that Snape may not have committed suicide after all, and may be the victim of a very carefully planned and executed murder.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Season 16 Episode 48 of The Bill air?
Season 16, Episode 48 ('Say It With Flowers') originally aired on July 25, 2000.
How long is Season 16 Episode 48 ('Say It With Flowers')?
The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for The Bill.
What happens in The Bill Season 16 Episode 48?
Glaze and Holmes investigate the apparent suicide of local councillor Anthony Snape, and uncover a plot involving two other councillors, Colin Cooper and Steven Trent, to pervert the course of justice by ensuring that massage parlours with links to the local freemasons' lodge are not raided. Glaze t...
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