Broadchurch

Joe Miller's arraignment opens painful wounds for the community of Broadchurch. Detective Hardy is forced to confront ghosts from his past.

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#2 #3

- Do they know about you coming here? - No-one knows.

#4

We need to get going. Get changed, Chlo.

#5

Mr Miller, Abby Thompson.

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I know where he is. I've had a trace on him.

#11 #12

The particulars of the offence are that on the 18th day of July 2013...

#13

I said sit down.

#14

- Go away! It's the ladies! You can't come in! - You've been ages.

#15 #16

We need to make sure the CPS find you the best QC, which erm... might be tricky.

#17

I just needed a bit of air, collect my thoughts.

#18

Ready to post online and... publish.

#19 #20 #21

I'm listening to a book.

#22

- Jocelyn, you know them. - Barely.

#23

Your dad has let all this paperwork stack up. I can't concentrate.

#24

Right, yeah, must be running late then.

#25 #26 #27

Sharon, he cc'd me into his resignation email.

#28

The procedure around that and the second paragraph of that...

#29 #30

...I could cope with all the glances and the stares...

#31

- What are you playing at, Joe? - You're upset I didn't warn you.

#32

- It's your appointment. - But I didn't tell anyone.

#33

- No-one's supposed to know. - You're worried. She'll look after you.

#34

- It's not my responsibility. - You're right, it's not but we don't know who else to ask.

#35 #36

Tell her.

#37

Our main suspect was a man called Lee Ashworth but he had a solid alibi.

#38

So, that's what this place is all about. You can't just keep her here.

#39 #40

Thanks for coming. There's a lot I need to tell you.

#41 #42 #43

...and is looking forward to defending himself in a court of law.

#44

- Tomorrow, again? - Definitely.

#45 #46 #47

Why are you so bothered, anyway?

#48

- Miller, I need you to drive me. - No, I didn't sleep well, thanks for asking. Get a taxi.

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