List of The Fall episodes
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The Fall is a British crime drama television series filmed and set in Northern Ireland. The series is produced by Artists Studio and created by Allan Cubitt. It premiered in the Republic of Ireland on RTÉ at 9:30 pm on 12 May 2013, and in the United Kingdom on BBC Two at 9:00 pm on 13 May 2013. Starting in 2014, American streaming service Tubi TV started to release the show for U . viewers as exclusive original series at its launch lineup of programming. In 2020, the series now airs on Ovation (American TV channel), an American cable channel privately owned by Hubbard Broadcasting. The series stars Gillian Anderson as DSI Stella Gibson, a senior Metropolitan Police Detective and Jamie Dornan as serial killer Paul Spector.
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First released
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First released
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Last released
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1
Series
1
Episodes
5
Episodes
12 May 2013 (2013-05-12)
Originally released
9 June 2013 (2013-06-09)
2
2
Series
2
Episodes
6
Episodes
9 November 2014 (2014-11-09)
Originally released
13 December 2014 (2014-12-13)
3
3
Series
3
Episodes
6
Episodes
25 September 2016 (2016-09-25)
Originally released
28 October 2016 (2016-10-28)
| Series | Episodes | Originally released | ||
| First released | Last released | |||
| 1 | 5 | 12 May 2013 (2013-05-12) | 9 June 2013 (2013-06-09) | |
| 2 | 6 | 9 November 2014 (2014-11-09) | 13 December 2014 (2014-12-13) | |
| 3 | 6 | 25 September 2016 (2016-09-25) | 28 October 2016 (2016-10-28) | |
· Episodes › Series 1 (2013)
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Title
"Dark Descent"
Directed by
Jakob Verbruggen
Written by
Allan Cubitt
Original release date
12 May 2013 (2013-05-12)
UK viewers
(millions)
4
Superintendent Stella Gibson (Gillian Anderson), a Senior Detective from the Met, is seconded to Belfast to supervise a 28-day review into the investigation of the death of Alice Monroe. A . Jim Burns (John Lynch) recommends Gibson view the case as a single entity, rather than as part of a larger pattern. As reporters begin to descend on Gibson,
Superintendent Stella Gibson (Gillian Anderson), a Senior Detective from the Met, is seconded to Belfast to supervise a 28-day review into the investigation of the death of Alice Monroe. A . Jim Burns (John Lynch) recommends Gibson view the case as a single entity, rather than as part of a larger pattern. As reporters begin to descend on Gibson,
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Superintendent Stella Gibson (Gillian Anderson), a Senior Detective from the Met, is seconded to Belfast to supervise a 28-day review into the investigation of the death of Alice Monroe. A . Jim Burns (John Lynch) recommends Gibson view the case as a single entity, rather than as part of a larger pattern. As reporters begin to descend on Gibson,
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2
Title
"Darkness Visible"
Directed by
Jakob Verbruggen
Written by
Allan Cubitt
Original release date
19 May 2013 (2013-05-19)
UK viewers
(millions)
4
Gibson is called to the scene of Sarah Kay's murder, a crime for which PC Danielle Ferrington (Niamh McGrady) blames herself. Ferrington admits to Gibson that after unsuccessfully attempting to reach Sarah Kay the evening after the break-in, she and her partner left the premises, likely unknowingly leaving Kay with her attacker. Burns agrees to mak
Gibson is called to the scene of Sarah Kay's murder, a crime for which PC Danielle Ferrington (Niamh McGrady) blames herself. Ferrington admits to Gibson that after unsuccessfully attempting to reach Sarah Kay the evening after the break-in, she and her partner left the premises, likely unknowingly leaving Kay with her attacker. Burns agrees to mak
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Gibson is called to the scene of Sarah Kay's murder, a crime for which PC Danielle Ferrington (Niamh McGrady) blames herself. Ferrington admits to Gibson that after unsuccessfully attempting to reach Sarah Kay the evening after the break-in, she and her partner left the premises, likely unknowingly leaving Kay with her attacker. Burns agrees to mak
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3
Title
"Insolence & Wine"
Directed by
Jakob Verbruggen
Written by
Allan Cubitt
Original release date
26 May 2013 (2013-05-26)
UK viewers
(millions)
3
Gibson builds her team, whose investigation is now known as Operation Musicman. Impressed by Ferrington's honesty at the crime scene, Gibson asks her to be her right-hand man. Gibson is questioned about her one-night stand with James Olson, whom she has recently discovered was married. Gibson begins profiling the killer with her team.
Meanwhile, S
Gibson builds her team, whose investigation is now known as Operation Musicman. Impressed by Ferrington's honesty at the crime scene, Gibson asks her to be her right-hand man. Gibson is questioned about her one-night stand with James Olson, whom she has recently discovered was married. Gibson begins profiling the killer with her team.
Meanwhile, S
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Gibson builds her team, whose investigation is now known as Operation Musicman. Impressed by Ferrington's honesty at the crime scene, Gibson asks her to be her right-hand man. Gibson is questioned about her one-night stand with James Olson, whom she has recently discovered was married. Gibson begins profiling the killer with her team.
Meanwhile, S
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4
Title
"My Adventurous Song"
Directed by
Jakob Verbruggen
Written by
Allan Cubitt
Original release date
2 June 2013 (2013-06-02)
UK viewers
(millions)
4
Chief Inspector Matt Eastwood (Stuart Graham)'s investigation into DS Olson's death reveals the involvement of DI Breedlove (Michael McElhatton) with the Monroe family, forcing the latter to take drastic measures that drag Gibson deeper into Internal Affairs investigations. An old friend of Prof. Reed Smith, Rose Stagg, tells Gibson that a man name
Chief Inspector Matt Eastwood (Stuart Graham)'s investigation into DS Olson's death reveals the involvement of DI Breedlove (Michael McElhatton) with the Monroe family, forcing the latter to take drastic measures that drag Gibson deeper into Internal Affairs investigations. An old friend of Prof. Reed Smith, Rose Stagg, tells Gibson that a man name
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Chief Inspector Matt Eastwood (Stuart Graham)'s investigation into DS Olson's death reveals the involvement of DI Breedlove (Michael McElhatton) with the Monroe family, forcing the latter to take drastic measures that drag Gibson deeper into Internal Affairs investigations. An old friend of Prof. Reed Smith, Rose Stagg, tells Gibson that a man name
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5
Title
"The Vast Abyss"
Directed by
Jakob Verbruggen
Written by
Allan Cubitt
Original release date
9 June 2013 (2013-06-09)
UK viewers
(millions)
4
Gibson begins to investigate the botched attack on Annie Brawley (Karen Hassan), bringing her one step closer to the killer, both emotionally and physically. The investigation begins to focus on a single individual. Gibson and Sarah Kay's father mount a televised plea for information pertaining to the murders. Gibson announces the killer will have
Gibson begins to investigate the botched attack on Annie Brawley (Karen Hassan), bringing her one step closer to the killer, both emotionally and physically. The investigation begins to focus on a single individual. Gibson and Sarah Kay's father mount a televised plea for information pertaining to the murders. Gibson announces the killer will have
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Gibson begins to investigate the botched attack on Annie Brawley (Karen Hassan), bringing her one step closer to the killer, both emotionally and physically. The investigation begins to focus on a single individual. Gibson and Sarah Kay's father mount a televised plea for information pertaining to the murders. Gibson announces the killer will have
| No. overall | No. in series | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original release date | UK viewers (millions) | |
| 1 | 1 | "Dark Descent" | Jakob Verbruggen | Allan Cubitt | 12 May 2013 (2013-05-12) | 4 | |
| Superintendent Stella Gibson (Gillian Anderson), a Senior Detective from the Met, is seconded to Belfast to supervise a 28-day review into the investigation of the death of Alice Monroe. A . Jim Burns (John Lynch) recommends Gibson view the case as a single entity, rather than as part of a larger pattern. As reporters begin to descend on Gibson, | |||||||
| 2 | 2 | "Darkness Visible" | Jakob Verbruggen | Allan Cubitt | 19 May 2013 (2013-05-19) | 4 | |
| Gibson is called to the scene of Sarah Kay's murder, a crime for which PC Danielle Ferrington (Niamh McGrady) blames herself. Ferrington admits to Gibson that after unsuccessfully attempting to reach Sarah Kay the evening after the break-in, she and her partner left the premises, likely unknowingly leaving Kay with her attacker. Burns agrees to mak | |||||||
| 3 | 3 | "Insolence & Wine" | Jakob Verbruggen | Allan Cubitt | 26 May 2013 (2013-05-26) | 3 | |
| Gibson builds her team, whose investigation is now known as Operation Musicman. Impressed by Ferrington's honesty at the crime scene, Gibson asks her to be her right-hand man. Gibson is questioned about her one-night stand with James Olson, whom she has recently discovered was married. Gibson begins profiling the killer with her team. Meanwhile, S | |||||||
| 4 | 4 | "My Adventurous Song" | Jakob Verbruggen | Allan Cubitt | 2 June 2013 (2013-06-02) | 4 | |
| Chief Inspector Matt Eastwood (Stuart Graham)'s investigation into DS Olson's death reveals the involvement of DI Breedlove (Michael McElhatton) with the Monroe family, forcing the latter to take drastic measures that drag Gibson deeper into Internal Affairs investigations. An old friend of Prof. Reed Smith, Rose Stagg, tells Gibson that a man name | |||||||
| 5 | 5 | "The Vast Abyss" | Jakob Verbruggen | Allan Cubitt | 9 June 2013 (2013-06-09) | 4 | |
| Gibson begins to investigate the botched attack on Annie Brawley (Karen Hassan), bringing her one step closer to the killer, both emotionally and physically. The investigation begins to focus on a single individual. Gibson and Sarah Kay's father mount a televised plea for information pertaining to the murders. Gibson announces the killer will have | |||||||
· Episodes › Series 2 (2014)
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6
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Title
"These Troublesome Disguises"
Directed by
Allan Cubitt
Written by
Allan Cubitt
Original release date
9 November 2014 (2014-11-09)
UK viewers
(millions)
3
Ten days after her telephone call with the killer, Superintendent Gibson tries to help Annie Brawley recapture her memories of the attack that left her hospitalised. Rose Stagg (Valene Kane), a friend to Smith, is inadvertently dragged into the case, forcing her to reveal secrets from her past to her husband Tom (Jonjo O'Neill).
Meanwhile, followin
Ten days after her telephone call with the killer, Superintendent Gibson tries to help Annie Brawley recapture her memories of the attack that left her hospitalised. Rose Stagg (Valene Kane), a friend to Smith, is inadvertently dragged into the case, forcing her to reveal secrets from her past to her husband Tom (Jonjo O'Neill).
Meanwhile, followin
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Ten days after her telephone call with the killer, Superintendent Gibson tries to help Annie Brawley recapture her memories of the attack that left her hospitalised. Rose Stagg (Valene Kane), a friend to Smith, is inadvertently dragged into the case, forcing her to reveal secrets from her past to her husband Tom (Jonjo O'Neill).
Meanwhile, followin
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7
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2
Title
"Night Darkens the Streets"
Directed by
Allan Cubitt
Written by
Allan Cubitt
Original release date
16 November 2014 (2014-11-16)
UK viewers
(millions)
3
Gibson is called in front of the PSNI's Policing Board, headed by Morgan Monroe, to discuss the lack of progress in the case, and Ferrington requests a transfer off of the investigation. DCI Eastwood is assigned as Gibson's Deputy SIO following Brink's (Frank McCusker) reassignment. Gibson declares the investigation will focus on a single individua
Gibson is called in front of the PSNI's Policing Board, headed by Morgan Monroe, to discuss the lack of progress in the case, and Ferrington requests a transfer off of the investigation. DCI Eastwood is assigned as Gibson's Deputy SIO following Brink's (Frank McCusker) reassignment. Gibson declares the investigation will focus on a single individua
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Gibson is called in front of the PSNI's Policing Board, headed by Morgan Monroe, to discuss the lack of progress in the case, and Ferrington requests a transfer off of the investigation. DCI Eastwood is assigned as Gibson's Deputy SIO following Brink's (Frank McCusker) reassignment. Gibson declares the investigation will focus on a single individua
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3
Title
"Beauty Hath Strange Power"
Directed by
Allan Cubitt
Written by
Allan Cubitt
Original release date
23 November 2014 (2014-11-23)
UK viewers
(millions)
3
Gibson orders extensive surveillance on the suspect and his family. Gibson and Reed Smith share an intimate moment in the jazz bar of Gibson's hotel, but Smith finally chooses not to consummate the sexual liaison. Gibson returns alone to her room, where she receives the visit of a distraught Burns who informs her that he leaked information to Morga
Gibson orders extensive surveillance on the suspect and his family. Gibson and Reed Smith share an intimate moment in the jazz bar of Gibson's hotel, but Smith finally chooses not to consummate the sexual liaison. Gibson returns alone to her room, where she receives the visit of a distraught Burns who informs her that he leaked information to Morga
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Gibson orders extensive surveillance on the suspect and his family. Gibson and Reed Smith share an intimate moment in the jazz bar of Gibson's hotel, but Smith finally chooses not to consummate the sexual liaison. Gibson returns alone to her room, where she receives the visit of a distraught Burns who informs her that he leaked information to Morga
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4
Title
"The Mind is its Own Place"
Directed by
Allan Cubitt
Written by
Allan Cubitt
Original release date
30 November 2014 (2014-11-30)
UK viewers
(millions)
3
Gibson's huge surveillance operation continues to pay its dues. DC Martin (Emmett J. Scanlan) and DC McNally (Bronágh Taggart) head a team assigned to install closed circuit cameras and microphones in the suspect's home, a task that has unexpected consequences. The body of a young woman is found apparently fitting the description of Rose Stagg, but
Gibson's huge surveillance operation continues to pay its dues. DC Martin (Emmett J. Scanlan) and DC McNally (Bronágh Taggart) head a team assigned to install closed circuit cameras and microphones in the suspect's home, a task that has unexpected consequences. The body of a young woman is found apparently fitting the description of Rose Stagg, but
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Gibson's huge surveillance operation continues to pay its dues. DC Martin (Emmett J. Scanlan) and DC McNally (Bronágh Taggart) head a team assigned to install closed circuit cameras and microphones in the suspect's home, a task that has unexpected consequences. The body of a young woman is found apparently fitting the description of Rose Stagg, but
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10
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5
Title
"The Perilous Edge of Battle"
Directed by
Allan Cubitt
Written by
Allan Cubitt
Original release date
7 December 2014 (2014-12-07)
UK viewers
(millions)
3
Gibson continues to monitor the killer, and Burns visits the disgraced paedophile priest who headed the Gortnacul Boys' Home, Fiachra Jensen (Sean McGinley), who tells Burns that he did not abuse Spector. Ferrington responds to a call about a man matching the description of the suspect who has been taken hostage; the man turns out to be indeed Spec
Gibson continues to monitor the killer, and Burns visits the disgraced paedophile priest who headed the Gortnacul Boys' Home, Fiachra Jensen (Sean McGinley), who tells Burns that he did not abuse Spector. Ferrington responds to a call about a man matching the description of the suspect who has been taken hostage; the man turns out to be indeed Spec
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Gibson continues to monitor the killer, and Burns visits the disgraced paedophile priest who headed the Gortnacul Boys' Home, Fiachra Jensen (Sean McGinley), who tells Burns that he did not abuse Spector. Ferrington responds to a call about a man matching the description of the suspect who has been taken hostage; the man turns out to be indeed Spec
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11
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6
Title
"What is in Me Dark Illumine"
Directed by
Allan Cubitt
Written by
Allan Cubitt
Original release date
13 December 2014 (2014-12-13)
UK viewers
(millions)
3
Gibson views the cybersex video on Katie's phone and asks Anderson to interview Katie based on his superficial physical resemblance with Spector. Several people try to interrogate Spector, who refuses to talk to anyone but Gibson. Sally Ann suffers a miscarriage during interrogation, when informed about the crimes Spector is arrested for. Jimmy Tyl
Gibson views the cybersex video on Katie's phone and asks Anderson to interview Katie based on his superficial physical resemblance with Spector. Several people try to interrogate Spector, who refuses to talk to anyone but Gibson. Sally Ann suffers a miscarriage during interrogation, when informed about the crimes Spector is arrested for. Jimmy Tyl
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Gibson views the cybersex video on Katie's phone and asks Anderson to interview Katie based on his superficial physical resemblance with Spector. Several people try to interrogate Spector, who refuses to talk to anyone but Gibson. Sally Ann suffers a miscarriage during interrogation, when informed about the crimes Spector is arrested for. Jimmy Tyl
| No. overall | No. in series | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original release date | UK viewers (millions) | |
| 6 | 1 | "These Troublesome Disguises" | Allan Cubitt | Allan Cubitt | 9 November 2014 (2014-11-09) | 3 | |
| Ten days after her telephone call with the killer, Superintendent Gibson tries to help Annie Brawley recapture her memories of the attack that left her hospitalised. Rose Stagg (Valene Kane), a friend to Smith, is inadvertently dragged into the case, forcing her to reveal secrets from her past to her husband Tom (Jonjo O'Neill). Meanwhile, followin | |||||||
| 7 | 2 | "Night Darkens the Streets" | Allan Cubitt | Allan Cubitt | 16 November 2014 (2014-11-16) | 3 | |
| Gibson is called in front of the PSNI's Policing Board, headed by Morgan Monroe, to discuss the lack of progress in the case, and Ferrington requests a transfer off of the investigation. DCI Eastwood is assigned as Gibson's Deputy SIO following Brink's (Frank McCusker) reassignment. Gibson declares the investigation will focus on a single individua | |||||||
| 8 | 3 | "Beauty Hath Strange Power" | Allan Cubitt | Allan Cubitt | 23 November 2014 (2014-11-23) | 3 | |
| Gibson orders extensive surveillance on the suspect and his family. Gibson and Reed Smith share an intimate moment in the jazz bar of Gibson's hotel, but Smith finally chooses not to consummate the sexual liaison. Gibson returns alone to her room, where she receives the visit of a distraught Burns who informs her that he leaked information to Morga | |||||||
| 9 | 4 | "The Mind is its Own Place" | Allan Cubitt | Allan Cubitt | 30 November 2014 (2014-11-30) | 3 | |
| Gibson's huge surveillance operation continues to pay its dues. DC Martin (Emmett J. Scanlan) and DC McNally (Bronágh Taggart) head a team assigned to install closed circuit cameras and microphones in the suspect's home, a task that has unexpected consequences. The body of a young woman is found apparently fitting the description of Rose Stagg, but | |||||||
| 10 | 5 | "The Perilous Edge of Battle" | Allan Cubitt | Allan Cubitt | 7 December 2014 (2014-12-07) | 3 | |
| Gibson continues to monitor the killer, and Burns visits the disgraced paedophile priest who headed the Gortnacul Boys' Home, Fiachra Jensen (Sean McGinley), who tells Burns that he did not abuse Spector. Ferrington responds to a call about a man matching the description of the suspect who has been taken hostage; the man turns out to be indeed Spec | |||||||
| 11 | 6 | "What is in Me Dark Illumine" | Allan Cubitt | Allan Cubitt | 13 December 2014 (2014-12-13) | 3 | |
| Gibson views the cybersex video on Katie's phone and asks Anderson to interview Katie based on his superficial physical resemblance with Spector. Several people try to interrogate Spector, who refuses to talk to anyone but Gibson. Sally Ann suffers a miscarriage during interrogation, when informed about the crimes Spector is arrested for. Jimmy Tyl | |||||||
· Episodes › Series 3 (2016)
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Title
"Silence and Suffering"
Directed by
Allan Cubitt
Written by
Allan Cubitt
Original release date
25 September 2016 (2016-09-25)
UK viewers
(millions)
3
After the events in the forest, Anderson, Spector and Rose are taken to the general hospital, where the doctors battle to save Spector's life. Kiera (Aisling Bea) is the nurse assigned to care for Spector. Gibson's shock turns to numbness as she panics at the prospect of Spector not surviving and justice not being delivered to the victims' familie
After the events in the forest, Anderson, Spector and Rose are taken to the general hospital, where the doctors battle to save Spector's life. Kiera (Aisling Bea) is the nurse assigned to care for Spector. Gibson's shock turns to numbness as she panics at the prospect of Spector not surviving and justice not being delivered to the victims' familie
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After the events in the forest, Anderson, Spector and Rose are taken to the general hospital, where the doctors battle to save Spector's life. Kiera (Aisling Bea) is the nurse assigned to care for Spector. Gibson's shock turns to numbness as she panics at the prospect of Spector not surviving and justice not being delivered to the victims' familie
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2
Title
"His Troubled Thoughts"
Directed by
Allan Cubitt
Written by
Allan Cubitt
Original release date
2 October 2016 (2016-10-02)
UK viewers
(millions)
3
Gibson and Burns are under investigation for the way Spector's case was handled. Rose demands to leave the hospital after discovering Spector is in a bed only a few feet away. Katie lashes out at her former friend, who spoke to the press about Spector, squirting concentrated lemon juice in her eyes as revenge. Gibson and the officers investigate a
Gibson and Burns are under investigation for the way Spector's case was handled. Rose demands to leave the hospital after discovering Spector is in a bed only a few feet away. Katie lashes out at her former friend, who spoke to the press about Spector, squirting concentrated lemon juice in her eyes as revenge. Gibson and the officers investigate a
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Gibson and Burns are under investigation for the way Spector's case was handled. Rose demands to leave the hospital after discovering Spector is in a bed only a few feet away. Katie lashes out at her former friend, who spoke to the press about Spector, squirting concentrated lemon juice in her eyes as revenge. Gibson and the officers investigate a
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3
Title
"The Gates of Light"
Directed by
Allan Cubitt
Written by
Allan Cubitt
Original release date
9 October 2016 (2016-10-09)
UK viewers
(millions)
3
Spector speaks with a neuropsychologist and his lawyers, maintaining he has no memory of any of his alleged crimes. Spector and his nurse, Kiera, grow closer to each other. Evidence from the lock-up points to the possibility of at least nine additional stalking projects that may have materialized into murders, and Gibson instructs her team to ident
Spector speaks with a neuropsychologist and his lawyers, maintaining he has no memory of any of his alleged crimes. Spector and his nurse, Kiera, grow closer to each other. Evidence from the lock-up points to the possibility of at least nine additional stalking projects that may have materialized into murders, and Gibson instructs her team to ident
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Spector speaks with a neuropsychologist and his lawyers, maintaining he has no memory of any of his alleged crimes. Spector and his nurse, Kiera, grow closer to each other. Evidence from the lock-up points to the possibility of at least nine additional stalking projects that may have materialized into murders, and Gibson instructs her team to ident
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15
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4
Title
"The Hell Within Him"
Directed by
Allan Cubitt
Written by
Allan Cubitt
Original release date
16 October 2016 (2016-10-16)
UK viewers
(millions)
3
Sally Ann's car, nearly submerged in the high tide, is seen by a passerby just before it floats away. She and the children are rescued and taken to hospital. The judge orders that Spector be transferred to a secure psychiatric facility to undergo evaluation to determine whether he is mentally fit for trial. Nurse Kiera bids him farewell by surrepti
Sally Ann's car, nearly submerged in the high tide, is seen by a passerby just before it floats away. She and the children are rescued and taken to hospital. The judge orders that Spector be transferred to a secure psychiatric facility to undergo evaluation to determine whether he is mentally fit for trial. Nurse Kiera bids him farewell by surrepti
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Sally Ann's car, nearly submerged in the high tide, is seen by a passerby just before it floats away. She and the children are rescued and taken to hospital. The judge orders that Spector be transferred to a secure psychiatric facility to undergo evaluation to determine whether he is mentally fit for trial. Nurse Kiera bids him farewell by surrepti
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16
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5
Title
"Wounds of Deadly Hate"
Directed by
Allan Cubitt
Written by
Allan Cubitt
Original release date
23 October 2016 (2016-10-23)
UK viewers
(millions)
3
Spector develops a rapport with fellow patient Mark Bailey (Conor MacNeill), who shows little to no remorse for having raped and murdered his 12-year-old sister. Anderson and Ferrington go to London to speak to Alvarez about the 2002 murder of Susan Harper. Alvarez recounts the horrific sexual abuse all boys experienced by the staff members at Gort
Spector develops a rapport with fellow patient Mark Bailey (Conor MacNeill), who shows little to no remorse for having raped and murdered his 12-year-old sister. Anderson and Ferrington go to London to speak to Alvarez about the 2002 murder of Susan Harper. Alvarez recounts the horrific sexual abuse all boys experienced by the staff members at Gort
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Spector develops a rapport with fellow patient Mark Bailey (Conor MacNeill), who shows little to no remorse for having raped and murdered his 12-year-old sister. Anderson and Ferrington go to London to speak to Alvarez about the 2002 murder of Susan Harper. Alvarez recounts the horrific sexual abuse all boys experienced by the staff members at Gort
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17
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17
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6
Title
"Their Solitary Way"
Directed by
Allan Cubitt
Written by
Allan Cubitt
Original release date
28 October 2016 (2016-10-28)
UK viewers
(millions)
3
The police interview continues. Spector recounts the death of Susan Harper as a sex game gone wrong. Gibson taunts Spector, telling him to grow up and drop the act. Spector unexpectedly attacks her during an interview break, leaving her severely battered. He also breaks Anderson's arm when the latter tries to intervene. Five security guards manage
The police interview continues. Spector recounts the death of Susan Harper as a sex game gone wrong. Gibson taunts Spector, telling him to grow up and drop the act. Spector unexpectedly attacks her during an interview break, leaving her severely battered. He also breaks Anderson's arm when the latter tries to intervene. Five security guards manage
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The police interview continues. Spector recounts the death of Susan Harper as a sex game gone wrong. Gibson taunts Spector, telling him to grow up and drop the act. Spector unexpectedly attacks her during an interview break, leaving her severely battered. He also breaks Anderson's arm when the latter tries to intervene. Five security guards manage
| No. overall | No. in series | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original release date | UK viewers (millions) | |
| 12 | 1 | "Silence and Suffering" | Allan Cubitt | Allan Cubitt | 25 September 2016 (2016-09-25) | 3 | |
| After the events in the forest, Anderson, Spector and Rose are taken to the general hospital, where the doctors battle to save Spector's life. Kiera (Aisling Bea) is the nurse assigned to care for Spector. Gibson's shock turns to numbness as she panics at the prospect of Spector not surviving and justice not being delivered to the victims' familie | |||||||
| 13 | 2 | "His Troubled Thoughts" | Allan Cubitt | Allan Cubitt | 2 October 2016 (2016-10-02) | 3 | |
| Gibson and Burns are under investigation for the way Spector's case was handled. Rose demands to leave the hospital after discovering Spector is in a bed only a few feet away. Katie lashes out at her former friend, who spoke to the press about Spector, squirting concentrated lemon juice in her eyes as revenge. Gibson and the officers investigate a | |||||||
| 14 | 3 | "The Gates of Light" | Allan Cubitt | Allan Cubitt | 9 October 2016 (2016-10-09) | 3 | |
| Spector speaks with a neuropsychologist and his lawyers, maintaining he has no memory of any of his alleged crimes. Spector and his nurse, Kiera, grow closer to each other. Evidence from the lock-up points to the possibility of at least nine additional stalking projects that may have materialized into murders, and Gibson instructs her team to ident | |||||||
| 15 | 4 | "The Hell Within Him" | Allan Cubitt | Allan Cubitt | 16 October 2016 (2016-10-16) | 3 | |
| Sally Ann's car, nearly submerged in the high tide, is seen by a passerby just before it floats away. She and the children are rescued and taken to hospital. The judge orders that Spector be transferred to a secure psychiatric facility to undergo evaluation to determine whether he is mentally fit for trial. Nurse Kiera bids him farewell by surrepti | |||||||
| 16 | 5 | "Wounds of Deadly Hate" | Allan Cubitt | Allan Cubitt | 23 October 2016 (2016-10-23) | 3 | |
| Spector develops a rapport with fellow patient Mark Bailey (Conor MacNeill), who shows little to no remorse for having raped and murdered his 12-year-old sister. Anderson and Ferrington go to London to speak to Alvarez about the 2002 murder of Susan Harper. Alvarez recounts the horrific sexual abuse all boys experienced by the staff members at Gort | |||||||
| 17 | 6 | "Their Solitary Way" | Allan Cubitt | Allan Cubitt | 28 October 2016 (2016-10-28) | 3 | |
| The police interview continues. Spector recounts the death of Susan Harper as a sex game gone wrong. Gibson taunts Spector, telling him to grow up and drop the act. Spector unexpectedly attacks her during an interview break, leaving her severely battered. He also breaks Anderson's arm when the latter tries to intervene. Five security guards manage | |||||||
References
- RTÉhttps://presspack.rte.ie/2013/05/12/the-fall-new-series/
- TVWisehttp://www.tvwise.co.uk/2013/05/bbc-two-sets-premiere-date-for-the-fall/
- IMDb: The Fall - Season 1 Linked 28 October 2016https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2294189/episodes?season=1
- "Weekly top 30 programmes"http://www.barb.co.uk/whats-new/weekly-top-30
- IMDb: The Fall - Season 2 Linked 28 October 2016https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2294189/episodes?season=2
- IMDb: The Fall - Season 3 Linked 28 October 2016https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2294189/episodes?season=3