For Love Nor Money

Episode aired Oct 21, 2002
TV-14
1h 30m

IMDb RATING

8.2/10

143

YOUR RATING

Crime Drama Mystery

Dalziel and Pascoe investigate the death of Donald Fitzgerald who is found the morning after his retirement party bludgeoned to death on a golf course driving range with three golf balls sho... Read allDalziel and Pascoe investigate the death of Donald Fitzgerald who is found the morning after his retirement party bludgeoned to death on a golf course driving range with three golf balls shoved into his mouth. He had returned home after the party to tell his wife he was leaving h... Read allDalziel and Pascoe investigate the death of Donald Fitzgerald who is found the morning after his retirement party bludgeoned to death on a golf course driving range with three golf balls shoved into his mouth. He had returned home after the party to tell his wife he was leaving her and then left the house, taking with him a new golf club he received as a retirement gi... Read all

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IMDb RATING

8.2/10

143

YOUR RATING

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Trivia
The last appearance by Keeley Forsyth as Harris.

Goofs
At 21.38, the white board shows that the murder took place on 23/10/01 but two stories prior to this one the date is shown as 12/09/02 so the show's must have been shown out of sequence.

Quotes
[talking about a murder victim who was found on a golf course]
Dr. Paul Ashurst: There's evidence of three blows to the head with a sand wedge.
Det. Supt. Andy Dalziel: [hearing "sandwich"] It must have been a bloody stale one!
Dr. Paul Ashurst: A sand wedge is a type of golf club.
Dr. Paul Ashurst: Yes, thank you, doctor. I *am* aware of that.

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Featured review

7/10

A golf away

I know the show wasn't designed to be bingewatched so maybe the gloss is taken from this one after the previous 2 or 3 episodes were very good.

There is an end of series feel to this story but it may not have actually been filmed in the sequence of stories shown.

A good cast again but it seems as though are not working to their strengths.

This is the last episode to feature Tweedy, leaving after just 4 stories and for me, she really hasn't fitted in or maybe not just had the time to do so.

A fair watch with a little of the humour we tend to see and some rather wooden extras.

It just feels rushed and underworked.

The show was well established by now and deserved a bit more polish.