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7 June 1999 (Sweden) morePlot:
Touching Evil is a crime drama following the exploits of a crack squad on the Organised & Serial Crime Unit... morePlot Keywords:
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3 wins & 7 nominations moreUser Comments:
Twisted and gritty more (14 total)Cast
(Series Cast Summary - 17 of 70) | Robson Green | ... | Dave Creegan (1 episode, 1997) |
 | Nicola Walker | ... | Susan Taylor (1 episode, 1997) |
| Michael Feast | ... | Commander Enwright (1 episode, 1997) |
| Claudie Blakley | ... | Mo Morrison (1 episode, 1997) |
 | Sean Gilder | ... | Steve Carroll (1 episode, 1997) |
| Joe Absolom | ... | Craig Jones (1 episode, 1997) |
| Antony Byrne | ... | Barry (1 episode, 1997) |
| Rosie Cavaliero | ... | Yvonne Jackson (1 episode, 1997) |
| Chrissie Cotterill | ... | Eileen McCaffrey (1 episode, 1997) |
| Mary Cunningham | ... | Marion (1 episode, 1997) |
 | Shaun Dingwall | ... | Mark Rivers (1 episode, 1997) |
| Saskia Downes | ... | Kerry Creegan (1 episode, 1997) |
| Hazel Ellerby | ... | Mrs Wilson (1 episode, 1997) |
| Adam Kotz | ... | Jonathan Kreitman (1 episode, 1997) |
| Kenneth McDonald | ... | Cyril (1 episode, 1997) |
| Daniel Newman | ... | Vince Wilson (1 episode, 1997) |
| Stephen Walters | ... | Jack McCaffrey (1 episode, 1997) |
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This was one of my favorite "Mystery!" series. This was something of a precursor to shows like "CSI" and "Without a Trace," and ten times better. Robson Greene is DI Dave Creegan, a workaholic who works in a fictional British unit called Organized Serial Crime (OSC). Creegan received a bullet in the head some time back, and was brought back to life through the miracle of medicine, now walking a tightrope on the edge of sanity as the semi-suicidal detective hunts down serial killers and other perps through his gift for thinking like they do. Creegan's partner, DI Susan Taylor, is a no-nonsense type whose method for solving cases is quite the opposite of Creegans. DC Mark Rivers, also a key player, is as far removed from Creegan as possible, a by-the-book detective who is just as content to wait for back-up as jump into the fire. There were some excellent shows, but the first season is by far the best, starting off with a perverted and villainous suspect portrayed by Ian McDiarmid, of "Star Wars" fame.
Perhaps this show lacks some of the class that made earlier shows such as "Prime Suspect" such a treat, but the only thing on "Mystery!" to match it as of yet is probably the most recent American-produced Tony Hillerman adaptations.