Babylon - Season 1 (2014)

It?s Robbie?s (Adam Deacon) first day on the ARV unit and with Warwick (Nick Blood) clearly not fit for duty he discovers how far Banjo (Andrew Brooke) and Tony (Stuart Martin) will bend the rules to help their brother in arms. Liz (Brit Marling) faces a backlash when the police play down a bomb threat at a conference centre but news goes viral and threatens to cause widespread panic. Deputy Commissioner Charles Inglis (Paterson Joseph) finds that nobody is above the law when his arrest over a minor offence heaps further pressure on Richard Miller (James Nesbitt). And...

More shocking detail emerges around Commissioner Miller?s death and Liz (Brit Marling) is incriminated over the nature of her relationship with him. Finn (Bertie Carvel) concentrates his efforts on positioning himself as Acting Commissioner Inglis? (Paterson Joseph) consigliere and sidelining Liz in her own department. While police on the streets can only speculate about the extraordinary events higher up the food chain, the fugitive bomber is located and Assistant Commissioner Sharon Franklin (Nicola Walker) is despatched to take the reins on the scene of a ...

Whilst his colleagues go mad at a paint-ball day Robbie broods over the forthcoming enquiry into the night club shooting and, following Miller's funeral, Inglis declares his attention to apply to be his replacement. Liz prefers Sharon, getting her to spearhead the - ultimately unsuccessful - case of a missing toddler and backing her campaign whilst attempting to discredit Inglis by exposing back-handers. The enquiry goes badly, exposing the other officers' attempts to cover for Warwick's fragile mental state and throwing doubt on their account of the shooting. Robbie ...

Sharon goes head to head with Charles in a bid to secure the Commissioners position whilst simultaneously trying to put down civil unrest across all of London, but the AFO's wont pick up their guns.