Broadchurch

Out-of-town DI Alec Hardy investigates the death of an 11-year-old boy in a seaside community aided by local DS Ellie Miller. The child's parent and other residents of Broadchurch try to cope with the media frenzy surrounding the case.

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Mike... moisturiser. Give that lovely face a lift. Thank you.

#2

You wanna see this or not?

#3

No, I know. But you should have seen me, I was so happy coming back.

#4

Oh, I thought he was here. No, we haven't seen him today.

#5

He's not in trouble.

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Oh, God, Beth. Does Beth know? All right, calm down.

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What, you mean we've got no pictures? Ah.

#12

Open it.

#13

It's a coastal path. People know to be careful.

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I saw his shoes. Plenty of kids have those shoes.

#18 #19

about nine o'clock last night.

#20

How many times you done this, Ell? I haven't.

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He's only little, isn't he? He's just...

#24

I'm so, so sorry.

#25

Beth had Chloe, their eldest daughter, when she was 15.

#26

I came to do whatever the job requires.

#27

Does he know yet? No.

#28

They brought him in here, Mark and Beth.

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I've this Department of Education press release that's got to sound like essential news.

#36 #37 #38 #39

Oh, come on, all I'm doing these days is polishing press releases.

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He did know, didn't he?

#43

How was your day?

#44

I saw him lying there. I don't think I can do this.

#45

I told you. I was on a job.

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Danny's sister left one of his toys down there. It must have started it.

#50