The Ghost Squad

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Ghost Squad
Format	Drama, crime
Created by	Tom Grieves
Starring	Elaine Cassidy Emma Fielding Jonas Armstrong
Country of origin	United Kingdom
No. of episodes	07
Production
Producer(s)	Chris Clough
Running time	60 minutes
Broadcast
Original channel	Channel 4
Original run	November 15, 2005 – Present
External links
Official website
IMDb profile
TV.com summary

The Ghost Squad is a 2005 British crime drama series produced by the British production company, "Company Pictures," for Channel 4 filmed at various locations in the United Kingdom. Created by Tom Grieves. It stars Elaine Cassidy and Jonas Armstrong. The premise of the show is that there is an undercover police squad which investigates police for possible corruption. Seven episodes were made in 2005.

1 Cast
2 Principal Crew
3 Episode List
4 Availability
5 External links

[edit] Cast

Actor	Character	Episode Count
Elaine Cassidy	Detective Amy Harris	7
Emma Fielding	Detective Superintendent Carole McKay	7
Jonas Armstrong	Pete Maitland	7
James Weber-Brown	Deputy Asst. Commissioner Robert Townsend	3
Michael Thompson	CID Officer	2

[edit] Principal Crew


Writer and Creator	Tom Grieves
Producer	Chris Clough
Directors	Richard Laxton, Daniel Percival, Charles Palmer
Executive Producers	Charles Pattinson, George Faber

[edit] Episode List

Episode Number	Episode Name	Details
1	London	Detective Amy Harris apprehends a local street criminal and is blamed for his untimely death whilst inside the police station. Amy conducts her own investigation playing people off one another.
2	Humberside	Amy goes undercover to infiltrate a group of dirty constables (police) involved in human trafficking.
3	West Yorkshire	.
4	Scottish Highlands	.
5	Greater Manchester	.
6	Nottingham Shire	.
7	London (Part 1 and 2)	.

[edit] Availability

The Ghost Squad was originally aired on Channel 4 in the United Kingdom but was canceled after 7 episodes. Recently, TGS has been shown on TV on Hallmark International in February and March 2008. Currently the only available DVD is by the Australian Broadcasting Company (ABC) (DVD Region 4) and is made for PAL televisions.