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Kavanagh Q.C.: Season 2, Part 1
In this superlative courtroom drama series, John Thaw (Inspector Morse) is respected and feisty British barrister, James Kavanagh, a top member of Queen’s Counsel. Beneath the powdered wig and …
Item Number: 13923
- Format:
- DVD Fullscreen
- Region:
- 1 - More Details
- Run time:
- About 4 hrs.
- Number of Discs:
- 2
In this superlative courtroom drama series, John Thaw (Inspector Morse) is respected and feisty British barrister, James Kavanagh, a top member of Queen’s Counsel. Beneath the powdered wig and sombre robes is a relentless mind able to tear the truth from a tangle of legalese, lies and desperate excuses. Even as his professional triumphs mask a troubled private life, James Kavanagh will go to any lengths to see justice served.
Includes the episodes:
True Commitment- Kavanagh is frustrated with the case of a young man who changes his story when he is charged with the stabbing death of a Patriotic Front protester.
Men of Substance- Forced to replace an ailing prosecutor, Kavanagh finds more than meets the eye in an international drug smuggling case.
The Burning DeckM- Kavanagh is up against his friend and sometime adversary Eleanor Harker, each defending clients on an arson charge in a naval court martial.
"...cleverly constructed plots and a cut above your average crime drama…" - The Mirror
"John Thaw can do no wrong as the QC…" - Daily Record
Includes the episodes:
True Commitment- Kavanagh is frustrated with the case of a young man who changes his story when he is charged with the stabbing death of a Patriotic Front protester.
Men of Substance- Forced to replace an ailing prosecutor, Kavanagh finds more than meets the eye in an international drug smuggling case.
The Burning DeckM- Kavanagh is up against his friend and sometime adversary Eleanor Harker, each defending clients on an arson charge in a naval court martial.
"...cleverly constructed plots and a cut above your average crime drama…" - The Mirror
"John Thaw can do no wrong as the QC…" - Daily Record
