Broadchurch

As Hardy and Ellie continue their unofficial investigation into the Sandbrook case, new information forces them to re-evaluate the things they believe - is it possible that they've been wrong about everything so far? Barrister Sharon receives unexpected help, while local reporter Olly Stevens gets a major scoop.

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#2

No, I didn't. I mean, he tried it on. He was after me all night.

#3

Claire said that's what Lee used to do to her.

#4 #5

~ Are you medically qualified? ~ It was obvious what had happened.

#6

and whom you threatened by saying, and I quote,

#7

But you want to pin the blame on the son who's rejected you.

#8 #9 #10 #11

What are you doing?

#12 #13

~ I've managed to arrange it for you. ~ Oh, right. That was quick.

#14

You are, aren't you? You are, I know.

#15

I want to be here for her, every moment.

#16

I went to see him because I believe in forgiveness and redemption.

#17

I like your church.

#18 #19 #20

Did you not know this was going to be behind your house?

#21

You really want to help? Talk to Miller here.

#22 #23 #24

And tell me about Lisa.

#25

He had a solid alibi.

#26 #27 #28

Leave the key under the thing.

#29

Anyone would think I was a high-street solicitor.

#30

No.

#31 #32 #33

I don't think I've ever heard of it.

#34

She did that and she's still alive.

#35

Your own mother identified you with Danny's body, didn't she?

#36 #37 #38

I worry the jury will believe her.

#39 #40 #41

The farmer said I could.

#42

Unless it's one of the businesses Cate did the books for.

#43

"That can't be right."

#44

No, no, no, I can do it. I can face them.

#45 #46 #47

A man died because of your boy.

#48 #49

He can't do that without my permission, can he?

#50