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* AwesomeMcCoolname: William Porter, a.k.a., "Billy the Brick", awards himself the nickname "Billy Two Bricks" after simultaneously knocking out a mobster and a thug threatening Frank and DS Keeler (with a brick in each hand). He even leaves the name on a CallingCard left on DI Marlowe's car, which he ditches after "borrowing" it to make his getaway.
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* AwesomeMcCoolname: William Porter, Porters, a.k.a., "Billy the Brick", awards himself the nickname "Billy Two Bricks" after simultaneously knocking out a mobster and a thug threatening Frank and DS Keeler (with a brick in each hand). He even leaves the name on a CallingCard left on DI Marlowe's car, which he ditches after "borrowing" it to make his getaway.
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* RecurringCharacter: Billy "The Brick" Porter reappears after Series One's "Toil and Trouble", and Spider reappears from the Series One finale "Ill Met By Moonlight".
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* RecurringCharacter: Billy "The Brick" Porter Porters reappears after Series One's "Toil and Trouble", and Spider reappears from the Series One finale "Ill Met By Moonlight".
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* InnocentlyInsensitive: While locked in the container, Frank makes some disparaging remarks to Keeler about not being father material. What he doesn't know is that his wife is pregnant with his first child and they've previously had a miscarriage.
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* InnocentlyInsensitive: While locked in the container, Frank makes some disparaging remarks to Keeler about not being father material. What he doesn't know is that his Keeler's wife is pregnant with his first child and they've previously had a miscarriage.
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* InnocentlyInsensitive: While locked in the container, Frank makes some disparaging remarks to Keeler about not being father material. What he doesn't know is that his wife is pregnant with his first child and they've previously had a miscarriage.
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* {{Jerkass}}: DS Joe Keeler through and through. Even after being rescued, he still insists on placing Billy under arrest, and making clear that his low opinion of Frank hasn't improved any after their recent shared hardship.
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* {{Jerkass}}: DS Joe Keeler through and through. Even after being rescued, he still insists on placing Billy under arrest, and making clear that his low opinion of Frank hasn't improved any after their recent shared hardship.hardship (or perhaps ''because'' of it, after Frank's InnocentlyInsensitive moment).
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* IWasNeverHere: After finishing her story of how Frank was dismissed from the police, Marlowe adds to Lu, ''"of course, if you repeat any of this, I'm just going to deny it."''
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* IWasNeverHere: After finishing her story of how Frank was dismissed from the police, Marlowe adds to Lu, ''"of course, if you repeat any of this, I'm just we're both going to deny it."''
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** For all their antagonism, Frank throws himself in front of Keeler when it looks like Mortimer is about to shoot him.
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* LetOffByTheDetective: After Billy rescues Frank and Keeler from Claude Mortimer, Keeler insists on arresting Billy, but Lu fakes an alarm that lets Billy slip away. Later, when Frank and Lu are delivering Mortimer's ''"runaway fund"'' diamonds to the police, he withholds them for a second, asking for news on Billy. Marlowe and Keeler don't respond, but their silence implies that they have stopped looking for Billy, and Frank hands over the diamonds.
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-->'''Billy''': There was this documentary, ''Trapped In A Freezer''. About these guys who were [[LockedInAFreezer trapped in a freezer]].
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-->'''Billy''': There was I saw this documentary, ''Trapped In A Freezer''. About these guys who were got [[LockedInAFreezer trapped in a freezer]].
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* EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas: PlayedWith. The MacGuffin of the episode is an urn in the shape of an angel that holds the ashes of a young wife's beloved grandmother. She honestly has no idea that her Uncle "Cuddles", who gave her the urn, is a violent international gangster, who will go to ''any'' lengths to recover it after it's stolen - not because it contains his mother's ashes, but rather because it also contains his stash of uncut diamonds worth £3 million.
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* EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas: PlayedWith.EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas:
** PlayedWith for Claude Mortimer. The MacGuffin of the episode is an urn in the shape of an angel that holds the ashes of a young wife's beloved grandmother. She honestly has no idea that her Uncle "Cuddles", who gave her the urn, is a violent international gangster, who will go to ''any'' lengths to recover it after it's stolen - not because it contains his mother's ashes, but rather because it also contains his stash of uncut diamonds worth £3million.million.
** Billy admits to Frank and Lu that he only stole the urn from the Percys' boxes because he needed a birthday gift for his foster mother.
** PlayedWith for Claude Mortimer. The MacGuffin of the episode is an urn in the shape of an angel that holds the ashes of a young wife's beloved grandmother. She honestly has no idea that her Uncle "Cuddles", who gave her the urn, is a violent international gangster, who will go to ''any'' lengths to recover it after it's stolen - not because it contains his mother's ashes, but rather because it also contains his stash of uncut diamonds worth £3
** Billy admits to Frank and Lu that he only stole the urn from the Percys' boxes because he needed a birthday gift for his foster mother.
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* NeedleInAStackOfNeedles: Billy the Brick admits to Frank that he left the MacGuffin on a grave in the local cemetery; it was dark, but he remembers the name on the tombstone. Frank sarcastically asks how useful that is, when the cemetery has upwards of 19,000 "residents." Lu looks online and says the cemetery has a handy app for finding a particular grave.
-->'''Billy''': I thought we could spread out...\\
-->'''Billy''': I thought we could spread out...\\
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* NeedleInAStackOfNeedles: NeedleInAStackOfNeedles:
** Billy the Brick admits to Frank that he left the MacGuffin on a grave in the local cemetery; it was dark, but he remembers the name on the tombstone. Frank sarcastically asks how useful that is, when the cemetery has upwards of 19,000 "residents." Lu looks online and says the cemetery has a handy app for finding a particular grave.
-->'''Billy''': --->'''Billy''': I thought we could spread out...\\
** Billy the Brick admits to Frank that he left the MacGuffin on a grave in the local cemetery; it was dark, but he remembers the name on the tombstone. Frank sarcastically asks how useful that is, when the cemetery has upwards of 19,000 "residents." Lu looks online and says the cemetery has a handy app for finding a particular grave.
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** When Luella and Christina find the industrial park where Frank, Keeler and Billy are being held prisoner, they are distraught to see thousands of identical shipping containers in a row, far too many to search before the trio freeze to death.
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* TrailOfBreadcrumbs: While being hustled to the shipping container, Frank drops his map of the cemetery and mashes it into the mud with his shoe. Luella finds it when she and Marlowe are searching the industrial park.
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* DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment: How Billy happens to know about the stages of hypothermia:
-->'''Billy''': There was this documentary, ''Trapped In A Freezer''. About these guys who were [[LockedInAFreezer trapped in a freezer]].
-->'''Billy''': There was this documentary, ''Trapped In A Freezer''. About these guys who were [[LockedInAFreezer trapped in a freezer]].
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* MoralMyopia: When Frank worries aloud whether the urn is still on the grave where Billy left it, Billy blithely declares:
-->'''Billy''': Of course it is! [[ObliviousToHisOwnDescription Who'd nick someone else's ashes?]]
-->'''Billy''': Of course it is! [[ObliviousToHisOwnDescription Who'd nick someone else's ashes?]]
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* IWasNeverHere: After finishing her story of how Frank was dismissed from the police, Marlowe adds to Lu, ''"of course, if you repeat any of this, I'm just going to deny it."''
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** Although they have both met Sebastian before at Frank and Lu's office, he needs only a minimal disguise to enter their home undercover as an interviewer for the BBC interested in their family history.
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* AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: Frank, Billy the Brick, and DS Keeler are all trapped in a refrigerated shipping container, slowly freezing to death. Keeler starts to berate Billy for being a worthless criminal, causing Frank to hotly speak up and say that Billy may be no angel, but he's done better than could have been expected considering that the deck was stacked against him from the day he was born (to a heroin addict mother who overdosed shortly after giving birth to him). Billy warmly says he's always thought of Frank as a surrogate dad. Keeler scoffs, but Frank puts a fatherly hand on Billy's.
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* AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: Frank, Billy the Brick, and DS Keeler are all trapped in a refrigerated shipping container, slowly freezing to death. death:
** Keeler starts to berate Billy for being a worthless criminal, causing Frank to hotly speak up and say that Billy may be no angel, but he's done better than could have been expected considering that the deck was stacked against him from the day he was born (to a heroin addict mother who overdosed shortly after giving birth to him). Billy warmly says he's always thought of Frank as a surrogate dad. Keeler scoffs, but Frank puts a fatherly hand onBilly's.Billy's.
** Keeler likewise scoffs that Luella will be of any use in tracking them down, and Frank angrily says ''"the ex-hairdresser"'' is a better detective than Keeler will ever be.
** After Frank is rescued, Lu hugs Frank warmly.
--->'''Frank''': What was that for?\\
'''Luella''': Nothing.
** Keeler starts to berate Billy for being a worthless criminal, causing Frank to hotly speak up and say that Billy may be no angel, but he's done better than could have been expected considering that the deck was stacked against him from the day he was born (to a heroin addict mother who overdosed shortly after giving birth to him). Billy warmly says he's always thought of Frank as a surrogate dad. Keeler scoffs, but Frank puts a fatherly hand on
** Keeler likewise scoffs that Luella will be of any use in tracking them down, and Frank angrily says ''"the ex-hairdresser"'' is a better detective than Keeler will ever be.
** After Frank is rescued, Lu hugs Frank warmly.
--->'''Frank''': What was that for?\\
'''Luella''': Nothing.
* UnderlingWithAnFInPR: After Luella discovers the webpage that will allow them to locate a particular grave in the cemetary:
-->'''Billy''': I reckon she's a keeper, Frank, despite what you said.\\
'''Luella''': What did he say?\\
'''Billy''': "I need a gobby Barbie for a partner like I need a hole in me head."
-->'''Billy''': I reckon she's a keeper, Frank, despite what you said.\\
'''Luella''': What did he say?\\
'''Billy''': "I need a gobby Barbie for a partner like I need a hole in me head."
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'''Keeler''': Ugh, [[TemptingFate just when I thought it couldn't get any worse...]]
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'''Keeler''': Ugh, [[TemptingFate just when I thought it things couldn't get any worse...]]
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* WickedCultured: Claude Mortimer repeats a few lines from Theatre/{{Hamlet}}'s "to be or not to be" soliloquy while locking Frank, Keeler and Billy into a shipping container and reassures them that their deaths will be as easy and painless as falling asleep.
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* MinorCrimeRevealsMajorPlot: A case involving the theft of a married couple's belongings leads to Frank and Lu netting an international gangster and his £3 million stash of uncut diamonds.
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* CrazyPrepared: Frank keeps a burner phone stuffed down his sock, which he uses to call Luella after Claude Mortimer confiscates his main one.
* TheDitz: Anthony and Bianca Percy are a perfectly nice young couple, but neither strikes Frank and Lu as terribly bright:
-->'''Anthony''': He just disappeared into air.\\
'''Bianca''': Into thin air, dear.\\
'''Anthony''': Yeah, into air.
** Bianca, likewise, has no idea that her "Uncle Cuddles" is a notorious international gangster, as is most of that side of her family, despite the family surname "Mortimer" ringing instant bells with Frank and the Arden CID.
** At the end, Anthony and Bianca unwittingly confess to Frank and Lu that they've been sitting on a stash of uncut diamonds worth £3 million because they mistook them for decorative pebbles and "recycled" them by adorning the bottom of their goldfish bowl.
-->'''Anthony''': He just disappeared into air.\\
'''Bianca''': Into thin air, dear.\\
'''Anthony''': Yeah, into air.
** Bianca, likewise, has no idea that her "Uncle Cuddles" is a notorious international gangster, as is most of that side of her family, despite the family surname "Mortimer" ringing instant bells with Frank and the Arden CID.
** At the end, Anthony and Bianca unwittingly confess to Frank and Lu that they've been sitting on a stash of uncut diamonds worth £3 million because they mistook them for decorative pebbles and "recycled" them by adorning the bottom of their goldfish bowl.
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* EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas: PlayedWith. The MacGuffin of the episode is an urn in the shape of an angel that holds the ashes of a young wife's beloved grandmother. She honestly has no idea that her Uncle "Cuddles", who gave her the urn, is a violent international gangster, who will go to ''any'' lengths to recover it after it's stolen - not because it contains his mother's ashes, but rather because it also contains his stash of uncut diamonds worth over 3 million pounds.
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* EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas: PlayedWith. The MacGuffin of the episode is an urn in the shape of an angel that holds the ashes of a young wife's beloved grandmother. She honestly has no idea that her Uncle "Cuddles", who gave her the urn, is a violent international gangster, who will go to ''any'' lengths to recover it after it's stolen - not because it contains his mother's ashes, but rather because it also contains his stash of uncut diamonds worth over 3 million pounds.£3 million.
* InterrogatedForNothing: Claude Mortimer shoots Florian Fortes when the latter is unable to tell him where "it" is. Later, after recovering "it" (the urn containing his mother's ashes), he returns in a fury and demands to know where "they" are. Frank, Keeler, and Billy honestly have no idea what he's talking about, but he's on the verge of shooting them when TheCavalry arrives.
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'''Lu''': Yes, I am, you bought it for me for my birthday!\\
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'''Lu''': Yes, I am, you bought it for me that for my birthday!\\
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'''Lu''': Fine! You keep the mower, I will get myself a gardener... with a six-pack.
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'''Lu''': Fine! You keep the mower, I will it, I'm going to get myself a gardener... with a six-pack.
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-->'''Billy''': I thought we could split up...\\
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-->'''Billy''': I thought we could split up...spread out...\\
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-->'''Marlowe''': How on earth could he possibly know that?\\
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-->'''Marlowe''': How on earth could he possibly know that?\\
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* TooMuchInformation: Frank, DS Keeler, and Billy the Brick are locked in a refrigerated shipping container. When Keeler asks how long it will take them to freeze to death, Billy says he saw a documentary about men in the exact same scenario, and it took them about 45 minutes. He then goes on to add that extreme cold creates the illusion of extreme heat, and the men in the documentary bizarrely started stripping down and were found naked below the waist. Keeler and Frank both tell Billy he can shut up now.
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* TooMuchInformation: Frank, DS Keeler, and Billy the Brick are locked in a refrigerated shipping container. When Keeler asks how long it will take them to freeze to death, Billy says he saw a documentary about men in the exact same scenario, and it took them about 45 minutes. He then goes on to add that extreme cold creates describe the illusion stages of extreme heat, and the men in the documentary bizarrely started stripping down and were found naked below the waist. advanced hypothermia, including ''"lethargy, confusion... paradoxical undressing."'' Keeler and Frank both tell Billy he can shut up now.
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* UndignifiedDeath: Billy the Brick describes the stages of hypothermia, and says the fact that they're still shivering indicates that they're still in stage one. The later stages involve ''"paradoxical stripping"'', when extreme cold creates the illusory sensation of extreme heat, and men remove their clothes in a bizarre attempt to "cool down", which means they'll likely be found naked below the waist. Frank and Keeler agree that this is TooMuchInformation.
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* UndignifiedDeath: Billy the Brick describes the stages of hypothermia, and says the fact that they're still shivering indicates that they're still in stage one. The later stages involve ''"paradoxical stripping"'', when extreme undressing"'':
-->'''Billy''': Your body gets so coldcreates it thinks it's overheating, starting with the illusory sensation of extreme heat, [[UnusualEuphemism meat and men remove their clothes in a bizarre attempt two veg]], so the kecks are the first thing to "cool down", which means go. Most likely they'll likely be found find us naked below from the waist. Frank and Keeler agree that this is TooMuchInformation.waist down...\\
'''Keeler''': Ugh, [[TemptingFate just when I thought it couldn't get any worse...]]
-->'''Billy''': Your body gets so cold
'''Keeler''': Ugh, [[TemptingFate just when I thought it couldn't get any worse...]]
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* HidingInPlainSight: Antony and Bianca Percy found a stash of uncut diamonds in the base of her grandmother's urn and immediately took them for the kind of pebbles one buys in a pet shop.
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* ActionGirl: Claude Mortimer's chief henchwoman, Mercy.
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* DarkActionGirl: Claude Mortimer's chief henchwoman, Mercy.
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* YourMama: Subverted. When Keeler rebukes Billy the Brick, Frank angrily informs Keeler that Billy's mother was a heroin junkie who died shortly after giving birth to him. Then he remembers himself and apologizes to Billy, who shrugs it off, saying he has no memory of his mother for Frank to insult.
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* YourMama: YourMother: Subverted. When Keeler rebukes Billy the Brick, Frank angrily informs Keeler that Billy's mother was a heroin junkie who died shortly after giving birth to him. Then he remembers himself and apologizes to Billy, who shrugs it off, saying he has no memory of his mother for Frank to insult.
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* AwesomenessByAnalysis: Without leaving his mancave, Spider is able to analyze the sounds on Keeler's panicked phone call to Marlowe, narrow down his likely location, ''and'' ping the data to Marlowe's (encrypted, police-issue) satnav.
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* AwesomenessByAnalysis: Without leaving his mancave, Spider is able to analyze the sounds on Keeler's Frank's panicked phone call to Marlowe, narrow down his likely location, ''and'' ping the data to Marlowe's (encrypted, police-issue) satnav.
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* LikeAnOldMarriedCouple: Instead of sending Sebastian in undercover, Frank and Lu identify the fraudulent mover by playing the part of a divorcing couple in the process of dividing their household. Their banter is played to perfection, and their "mark" never questions that they're married.
-->'''Frank''': Hang on, you're not getting the lawn mower!\\
-->'''Frank''': Hang on, you're not getting the lawn mower!\\
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* LikeAnOldMarriedCouple: Instead of sending Sebastian in undercover, Frank and Lu identify the fraudulent mover by playing the part of a divorcing couple in the process of dividing their household. Their banter SnarkToSnarkCombat is played to perfection, and their "mark" never questions that they're married.
-->'''Frank''':Hang on, you're Hey! You're not getting the lawn mower!\\
-->'''Frank''':
* LineOfSightAlias: While they are perusing local newspapers for ads placed by the fraudulent movers, Sebastian has a paper open to a review of a recent production of ''Theatre/TheTamingOfTheShrew''. When the suspect turns up at Luella's residence, she introduces herself as "Kate Minola" and Frank as her soon-to-be-ex-husband "Peter."
* RecurringCharacter: Billy "The Brick" Porter reappears after Series One's "Toil and Trouble", and Spider reappears from the Series One finale "Ill Met By Moonlight".
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* ShoutOut: After helping to identify Frank and Keeler's likely location, Spider "beams" the information to the satnav in Keeler's police car (which she emphatically points out he should ''not'' be able to do), then signs off with ''"[[Film/StarWarsANewHope May the Force be with you.]]"''
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* ShoutOut: After Spider hacks into Marlowe's police radio and identifies himself by the alias, "[[Literature/HarryPotterAndTheChamberOfSecrets Aragog]]"; after helping to identify Frank and Keeler's likely location, Spider "beams" pings the information to the satnav in Keeler's Marlowe's police car (which she emphatically points out he should ''not'' be able to do), then signs off with ''"[[Film/StarWarsANewHope May the Force be with you.]]"''
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* RecurringCharacter: Billy "The Brick" Porter reappears after Series One's "Toil and Trouble", and Spider reappears from the Series One finale "Ill Met By Moonlight".
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* RecurringCharacter: Billy "The Brick" Porter reappears after Series One's "Toil and Trouble", and StatingTheSimpleSolution: PlayedWith when Spider reappears from identifies the Series One finale "Ill Met By Moonlight".model of jet that passed over Frank and Keeler's location by the sound of its engine.
-->'''Marlowe''': How on earth could he possibly know that?\\
'''Spider''': I asked a rocket scientist. It's all the same theory, apparently.
-->'''Marlowe''': How on earth could he possibly know that?\\
'''Spider''': I asked a rocket scientist. It's all the same theory, apparently.
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* TooMuchInformation: Frank, DS Keeler, and Billy the Brick are locked in a refrigerated shipping container. When Keeler asks how long it will take them to freeze to death, Billy says he saw a documentary about men in the exact same scenario, and it took them 45 minutes. He then goes on to add that extreme cold creates the illusion of extreme heat, and the men in the documentary bizarrely started stripping down and were found naked below the waist. Keeler and Frank both tell Billy he can shut up now.
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* TooMuchInformation: Frank, DS Keeler, and Billy the Brick are locked in a refrigerated shipping container. When Keeler asks how long it will take them to freeze to death, Billy says he saw a documentary about men in the exact same scenario, and it took them about 45 minutes. He then goes on to add that extreme cold creates the illusion of extreme heat, and the men in the documentary bizarrely started stripping down and were found naked below the waist. Keeler and Frank both tell Billy he can shut up now.
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* UndignifiedDeath: Billy the Brick tells Frank and DS Keeler about a documentary he saw about three men who froze to death inside a shipping container (as the three of them are doing at that moment). According to the documentary, extreme cold creates the illusory sensation of extreme heat, which means that as the men got closer to the end, they started stripping off their clothes in a bizarre attempt to "cool down" and all three were found naked below the waist. Frank and Keeler agree that this is TooMuchInformation.
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* UndignifiedDeath: Billy the Brick tells Frank describes the stages of hypothermia, and DS Keeler about a documentary he saw about three men who froze to death inside a shipping container (as says the three of them are doing at fact that moment). According to the documentary, they're still shivering indicates that they're still in stage one. The later stages involve ''"paradoxical stripping"'', when extreme cold creates the illusory sensation of extreme heat, which means that as the and men got closer to the end, they started stripping off remove their clothes in a bizarre attempt to "cool down" and all three were down", which means they'll likely be found naked below the waist. Frank and Keeler agree that this is TooMuchInformation.
* UngratefulBastard: After Billy comes to his and Frank's rescue, Keeler still insists on arresting him, pointing out that they wouldn't have been in the fix at all if it wasn't for him.
* YourMama: Subverted. When Keeler rebukes Billy the Brick, Frank angrily informs Keeler that Billy's mother was a heroin junkie who died shortly after giving birth to him. Then he remembers himself and apologizes to Billy, who shrugs it off, saying he has no memory of his mother for Frank to insult.
* UngratefulBastard: After Billy comes to his and Frank's rescue, Keeler still insists on arresting him, pointing out that they wouldn't have been in the fix at all if it wasn't for him.
* YourMama: Subverted. When Keeler rebukes Billy the Brick, Frank angrily informs Keeler that Billy's mother was a heroin junkie who died shortly after giving birth to him. Then he remembers himself and apologizes to Billy, who shrugs it off, saying he has no memory of his mother for Frank to insult.
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* TooMuchInformation: Frank, DS Keeler, and Billy the Brick are locked in a refrigerated shipping container. When Keeler asks how long it will take them to freeze to death, Billy says he saw a documentary about men in the exact same scenario, and it took them 45-60 minutes. He then goes on to add that extreme cold creates the illusion of extreme heat, and the men in the documentary bizarrely started stripping down and were found naked below the waist. Keeler and Frank both tell Billy he can shut up now.
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* TooMuchInformation: Frank, DS Keeler, and Billy the Brick are locked in a refrigerated shipping container. When Keeler asks how long it will take them to freeze to death, Billy says he saw a documentary about men in the exact same scenario, and it took them 45-60 45 minutes. He then goes on to add that extreme cold creates the illusion of extreme heat, and the men in the documentary bizarrely started stripping down and were found naked below the waist. Keeler and Frank both tell Billy he can shut up now.
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* AwesomenessByAnalysis: Without leaving his mancave, Spider is able to analyze the sounds on Keeler's panicked phone call to Marlowe, narrow down his likely location, ''and'' ping the data to Keeler's (encrypted, police-issue) satnav.
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* AwesomenessByAnalysis: Without leaving his mancave, Spider is able to analyze the sounds on Keeler's panicked phone call to Marlowe, narrow down his likely location, ''and'' ping the data to Keeler's Marlowe's (encrypted, police-issue) satnav.
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* ShoutOut: After helping to identify Frank and Keeler's likely location, Spider "beams" the information to the satnav in Keeler's police car (which she emphatically points out he should ''not'' be able to do), then signs off with ''"[[Film/StarWarsANewHope May the Force be with you.]]"
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* ShoutOut: After helping to identify Frank and Keeler's likely location, Spider "beams" the information to the satnav in Keeler's police car (which she emphatically points out he should ''not'' be able to do), then signs off with ''"[[Film/StarWarsANewHope May the Force be with you.]]"]]"''
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* ItMakesSenseInContext:
-->'''Frank''': And the moral of this story is, Billy? [[RobbingTheMobBank Don't nick a mob boss's dead mother!]]"
-->'''Frank''': And the moral of this story is, Billy? [[RobbingTheMobBank Don't nick a mob boss's dead mother!]]"
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-->'''Frank''': "And the moral of this story is, [[spoiler: Billy]]? [[RobbingTheMobBank Don't nick a mob boss's dead mother!]]"
-->'''Frank''': "And the moral of this story is, [[spoiler: Billy]]? [[RobbingTheMobBank Don't nick a mob boss's dead mother!]]"
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* ShoutOut: After helping to identify Frank and Keeler's likely location, Spider "beams" the information to the satnav in Keeler's police car (which she emphatically points out he should ''not'' be able to do), then signs off with ''"[[Film/StarWarsANewHope May the Force be with you.]]"
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* LikeAnOldMarriedCouple: Frank and Lu are this in spades, and act more like a couple than business partners. In "Too Cold For Hell", they even play the roles of a couple going through a divorce, and their bickering is so believable that their "mark" never questions that they're married. Doesn't hurt that their namesakes Creator/WilliamShakespeare and Anne Hathaway were husband and wife.
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* LikeAnOldMarriedCouple: Instead of sending Sebastian in undercover, Frank and Lu are this in spades, and act more like identify the fraudulent mover by playing the part of a divorcing couple than business partners. In "Too Cold For Hell", they even play in the roles process of a couple going through a divorce, and dividing their bickering household. Their banter is so believable that played to perfection, and their "mark" never questions that they're married. Doesn't hurt that their namesakes Creator/WilliamShakespeare and Anne Hathaway were husband and wife.married.
-->'''Frank''': Hang on, you're not getting the lawn mower!\\
'''Lu''': Yes, I am, you bought it for me for my birthday!\\
'''Frank''': Yeah, because I knew you wouldn't want one!\\
'''Lu''': Fine! You keep the mower, I will get myself a gardener... with a six-pack.
-->'''Frank''': Hang on, you're not getting the lawn mower!\\
'''Lu''': Yes, I am, you bought it for me for my birthday!\\
'''Frank''': Yeah, because I knew you wouldn't want one!\\
'''Lu''': Fine! You keep the mower, I will get myself a gardener... with a six-pack.
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!!Too Cold For Hell
->'''Porter'''
-->''This place is too cold for hell. I’ll devil-porter it no further: I had thought to have let in some of all professions, that go the primrose way to the everlasting bonfire.''
->- '''Theatre/MacBeth, Act II, Scene 3'''
Shakespeare & Hathaway are hired by a young married couple whose belongings were stolen by a fraudulent moving company.
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!!This episode provides examples of:
* ActionGirl: Claude Mortimer's chief henchwoman, Mercy.
* AllForNothing: Marlowe confides to Lu that Frank was dismissed from the police after TakingTheHeat for her mistake: planting evidence to secure a conviction against a pedophile who'd abducted and murdered a six-year-old boy. Ironically, the pedophile was himself murdered in jail while awaiting his trial, so she could have spared herself and Frank the trouble.
* ApologeticAttacker: Billy the Brick "borrows" DI Marlowe's car to make his getaway, but leaves it at a convenient location, with a note apologizing for the busted wing mirror.
* AwesomeMcCoolname: William Porter, a.k.a., "Billy the Brick", awards himself the nickname "Billy Two Bricks" after simultaneously knocking out a mobster and a thug threatening Frank and DS Keeler (with a brick in each hand). He even leaves the name on a CallingCard left on DI Marlowe's car, which he ditches after "borrowing" it to make his getaway.
* AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: Frank, Billy the Brick, and DS Keeler are all trapped in a refrigerated shipping container, slowly freezing to death. Keeler starts to berate Billy for being a worthless criminal, causing Frank to hotly speak up and say that Billy may be no angel, but he's done better than could have been expected considering that the deck was stacked against him from the day he was born (to a heroin addict mother who overdosed shortly after giving birth to him). Billy warmly says he's always thought of Frank as a surrogate dad. Keeler scoffs, but Frank puts a fatherly hand on Billy's.
* DoWrongRight: Marlowe confesses to Luella that Frank was dismissed from the police force after TakingTheHeat for her mistake: planting evidence to secure a conviction against the murderer of a six-year-old boy, after a legal challenge to the outsourced police lab made the DNA evidence unusable. Frank knew what Marlowe was going to do, and he told her: ''"Don't be stupid... but if you do it, don't get caught."'' Unfortunately, she did, and she was.
* EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas: PlayedWith. The MacGuffin of the episode is an urn in the shape of an angel that holds the ashes of a young wife's beloved grandmother. She honestly has no idea that her Uncle "Cuddles", who gave her the urn, is a violent international gangster, who will go to ''any'' lengths to recover it after it's stolen - not because it contains his mother's ashes, but rather because it also contains his stash of uncut diamonds worth over 3 million pounds.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: Billy "the Brick" [[UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom unwittingly set in motion the events]] of the episode by nicking an angel sculpture from his boss's latest haul of stolen goods, but only because he wanted something nice for his foster mother's birthday. When he realized the sculpture was an urn containing a deceased person's ashes, he immediately placed it (with all respect) on a grave in the local cemetery (unfortunately, returning it to the original owner would have been awkward).
* FluffyTheTerrible: Bianca Percy honestly has no idea that her uncle Claude Mortimer, a.k.a. "Uncle Cuddles", is a violent international gangster.
* FramingTheGuiltyParty: Part of Marlowe and Hathaway's DarkAndTroubledPast. Marlowe planted evidence to frame a pedophile who murdered a young boy after the original evidence was tainted, and Frank [[TakingTheHeat took the heat]] for her.
* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: The episode title is taken from ''Theatre/MacBeth'', spoken by a character who shares his name with Billy the Brick.
* ItWasWithYouAllAlong: Claude Mortimer is enraged when the urn containing his mother's ashes is stolen from his niece by a gang of fraudulent movers, and then even more enraged when the urn is recovered - minus his stash of uncut diamonds that he was keeping safe in case he needed to flee the country. When questioned, the niece and her husband say they noticed how heavy the urn was and found a false bottom weighted with what they thought were pebbles, so they used them to spruce up the bottom of their goldfish "Julius's" bowl. Since they removed the "pebbles" well before moving, and the fish bowl was the only thing the phony movers didn't take away, "Uncle Cuddles" could have saved himself a ''whole'' lot of trouble.
* {{Jerkass}}: DS Joe Keeler through and through. Even after being rescued, he still insists on placing Billy under arrest, and making clear that his low opinion of Frank hasn't improved any after their recent shared hardship.
* LockedInAFreezer: Frank, DS Keeler, and Billy the Brick are locked in a refrigerated shipping container.
* LikeAnOldMarriedCouple: Frank and Lu are this in spades, and act more like a couple than business partners. In "Too Cold For Hell", they even play the roles of a couple going through a divorce, and their bickering is so believable that their "mark" never questions that they're married. Doesn't hurt that their namesakes Creator/WilliamShakespeare and Anne Hathaway were husband and wife.
* MakesSenseInContext:
-->'''Frank''': "And the moral of this story is, [[spoiler: Billy]]? [[RobbingTheMobBank Don't nick a mob boss's dead mother!]]"
* MoreExpendableThanYou: Frank was dismissed from the police force after TakingTheHeat for Christina Marlowe's mistake. Marlowe believes that, among other reasons, Frank knew that he'd never be promoted past Detective Inspector because of his problems with authority, but believed that Marlowe had the potential to go much higher. This expression of faith only makes her more driven to succeed and conscious of how much she owes him.
* NeedleInAStackOfNeedles: Billy the Brick admits to Frank that he left the MacGuffin on a grave in the local cemetery; it was dark, but he remembers the name on the tombstone. Frank sarcastically asks how useful that is, when the cemetery has upwards of 19,000 "residents." Lu looks online and says the cemetery has a handy app for finding a particular grave.
-->'''Billy''': I thought we could split up...\\
'''Frank''': 19,000 divided by 3 equals ''no way'', Billy!
* RobbingTheMobBank: Florian Fortes ran a fraudulent moving service that allowed him to steal other people's valuables. This backfired when his latest client turns out to (unknowingly) be the niece of a violent international mobster, who entrusted the niece with the urn containing his mother's ashes.
* ShamuFu: Frank, Billy the Brick and DS Keeler are [[LockedInAfreezer locked in a refrigerated shipping container]]. When the crooks return, Billy throws a frozen fish in the face of one of them and escapes in the confusion.
** Billy also uses a frozen lobster's claws to saw through the zip-ties around their hands, which works despite Keeler's skepticism.
* SignificantAnagram: Frank and Lu are hired to find a fraudulent removal man. [[ThemedAliases His aliases are all anagrams: Foster, Forest, Froste, Softer, etc.]] They soon identify him as Florian Fortes.
* RecurringCharacter: Billy "The Brick" Porter reappears after Series One's "Toil and Trouble", and Spider reappears from the Series One finale "Ill Met By Moonlight".
* TakingTheHeat: Frank did this for Christina, which is how he lost his job with the Arden Police.
* ThemedAliases: Frank and Lu are hired to find a fraudulent removal man. His aliases are all anagrams: Foster, Forest, Froste, Softer, etc. They soon identify him as Florian Fortes.
* TooMuchInformation: Frank, DS Keeler, and Billy the Brick are locked in a refrigerated shipping container. When Keeler asks how long it will take them to freeze to death, Billy says he saw a documentary about men in the exact same scenario, and it took them 45-60 minutes. He then goes on to add that extreme cold creates the illusion of extreme heat, and the men in the documentary bizarrely started stripping down and were found naked below the waist. Keeler and Frank both tell Billy he can shut up now.
* UndercoverAsLovers: More like "undercover as bickering, soon-to-be-divorced spouses."
* UndignifiedDeath: Billy the Brick tells Frank and DS Keeler about a documentary he saw about three men who froze to death inside a shipping container (as the three of them are doing at that moment). According to the documentary, extreme cold creates the illusory sensation of extreme heat, which means that as the men got closer to the end, they started stripping off their clothes in a bizarre attempt to "cool down" and all three were found naked below the waist. Frank and Keeler agree that this is TooMuchInformation.
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->'''Porter'''
-->''This place is too cold for hell. I’ll devil-porter it no further: I had thought to have let in some of all professions, that go the primrose way to the everlasting bonfire.''
->- '''Theatre/MacBeth, Act II, Scene 3'''
Shakespeare & Hathaway are hired by a young married couple whose belongings were stolen by a fraudulent moving company.
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!!This episode provides examples of:
* ActionGirl: Claude Mortimer's chief henchwoman, Mercy.
* AllForNothing: Marlowe confides to Lu that Frank was dismissed from the police after TakingTheHeat for her mistake: planting evidence to secure a conviction against a pedophile who'd abducted and murdered a six-year-old boy. Ironically, the pedophile was himself murdered in jail while awaiting his trial, so she could have spared herself and Frank the trouble.
* ApologeticAttacker: Billy the Brick "borrows" DI Marlowe's car to make his getaway, but leaves it at a convenient location, with a note apologizing for the busted wing mirror.
* AwesomeMcCoolname: William Porter, a.k.a., "Billy the Brick", awards himself the nickname "Billy Two Bricks" after simultaneously knocking out a mobster and a thug threatening Frank and DS Keeler (with a brick in each hand). He even leaves the name on a CallingCard left on DI Marlowe's car, which he ditches after "borrowing" it to make his getaway.
* AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: Frank, Billy the Brick, and DS Keeler are all trapped in a refrigerated shipping container, slowly freezing to death. Keeler starts to berate Billy for being a worthless criminal, causing Frank to hotly speak up and say that Billy may be no angel, but he's done better than could have been expected considering that the deck was stacked against him from the day he was born (to a heroin addict mother who overdosed shortly after giving birth to him). Billy warmly says he's always thought of Frank as a surrogate dad. Keeler scoffs, but Frank puts a fatherly hand on Billy's.
* DoWrongRight: Marlowe confesses to Luella that Frank was dismissed from the police force after TakingTheHeat for her mistake: planting evidence to secure a conviction against the murderer of a six-year-old boy, after a legal challenge to the outsourced police lab made the DNA evidence unusable. Frank knew what Marlowe was going to do, and he told her: ''"Don't be stupid... but if you do it, don't get caught."'' Unfortunately, she did, and she was.
* EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas: PlayedWith. The MacGuffin of the episode is an urn in the shape of an angel that holds the ashes of a young wife's beloved grandmother. She honestly has no idea that her Uncle "Cuddles", who gave her the urn, is a violent international gangster, who will go to ''any'' lengths to recover it after it's stolen - not because it contains his mother's ashes, but rather because it also contains his stash of uncut diamonds worth over 3 million pounds.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: Billy "the Brick" [[UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom unwittingly set in motion the events]] of the episode by nicking an angel sculpture from his boss's latest haul of stolen goods, but only because he wanted something nice for his foster mother's birthday. When he realized the sculpture was an urn containing a deceased person's ashes, he immediately placed it (with all respect) on a grave in the local cemetery (unfortunately, returning it to the original owner would have been awkward).
* FluffyTheTerrible: Bianca Percy honestly has no idea that her uncle Claude Mortimer, a.k.a. "Uncle Cuddles", is a violent international gangster.
* FramingTheGuiltyParty: Part of Marlowe and Hathaway's DarkAndTroubledPast. Marlowe planted evidence to frame a pedophile who murdered a young boy after the original evidence was tainted, and Frank [[TakingTheHeat took the heat]] for her.
* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: The episode title is taken from ''Theatre/MacBeth'', spoken by a character who shares his name with Billy the Brick.
* ItWasWithYouAllAlong: Claude Mortimer is enraged when the urn containing his mother's ashes is stolen from his niece by a gang of fraudulent movers, and then even more enraged when the urn is recovered - minus his stash of uncut diamonds that he was keeping safe in case he needed to flee the country. When questioned, the niece and her husband say they noticed how heavy the urn was and found a false bottom weighted with what they thought were pebbles, so they used them to spruce up the bottom of their goldfish "Julius's" bowl. Since they removed the "pebbles" well before moving, and the fish bowl was the only thing the phony movers didn't take away, "Uncle Cuddles" could have saved himself a ''whole'' lot of trouble.
* {{Jerkass}}: DS Joe Keeler through and through. Even after being rescued, he still insists on placing Billy under arrest, and making clear that his low opinion of Frank hasn't improved any after their recent shared hardship.
* LockedInAFreezer: Frank, DS Keeler, and Billy the Brick are locked in a refrigerated shipping container.
* LikeAnOldMarriedCouple: Frank and Lu are this in spades, and act more like a couple than business partners. In "Too Cold For Hell", they even play the roles of a couple going through a divorce, and their bickering is so believable that their "mark" never questions that they're married. Doesn't hurt that their namesakes Creator/WilliamShakespeare and Anne Hathaway were husband and wife.
* MakesSenseInContext:
-->'''Frank''': "And the moral of this story is, [[spoiler: Billy]]? [[RobbingTheMobBank Don't nick a mob boss's dead mother!]]"
* MoreExpendableThanYou: Frank was dismissed from the police force after TakingTheHeat for Christina Marlowe's mistake. Marlowe believes that, among other reasons, Frank knew that he'd never be promoted past Detective Inspector because of his problems with authority, but believed that Marlowe had the potential to go much higher. This expression of faith only makes her more driven to succeed and conscious of how much she owes him.
* NeedleInAStackOfNeedles: Billy the Brick admits to Frank that he left the MacGuffin on a grave in the local cemetery; it was dark, but he remembers the name on the tombstone. Frank sarcastically asks how useful that is, when the cemetery has upwards of 19,000 "residents." Lu looks online and says the cemetery has a handy app for finding a particular grave.
-->'''Billy''': I thought we could split up...\\
'''Frank''': 19,000 divided by 3 equals ''no way'', Billy!
* RobbingTheMobBank: Florian Fortes ran a fraudulent moving service that allowed him to steal other people's valuables. This backfired when his latest client turns out to (unknowingly) be the niece of a violent international mobster, who entrusted the niece with the urn containing his mother's ashes.
* ShamuFu: Frank, Billy the Brick and DS Keeler are [[LockedInAfreezer locked in a refrigerated shipping container]]. When the crooks return, Billy throws a frozen fish in the face of one of them and escapes in the confusion.
** Billy also uses a frozen lobster's claws to saw through the zip-ties around their hands, which works despite Keeler's skepticism.
* SignificantAnagram: Frank and Lu are hired to find a fraudulent removal man. [[ThemedAliases His aliases are all anagrams: Foster, Forest, Froste, Softer, etc.]] They soon identify him as Florian Fortes.
* RecurringCharacter: Billy "The Brick" Porter reappears after Series One's "Toil and Trouble", and Spider reappears from the Series One finale "Ill Met By Moonlight".
* TakingTheHeat: Frank did this for Christina, which is how he lost his job with the Arden Police.
* ThemedAliases: Frank and Lu are hired to find a fraudulent removal man. His aliases are all anagrams: Foster, Forest, Froste, Softer, etc. They soon identify him as Florian Fortes.
* TooMuchInformation: Frank, DS Keeler, and Billy the Brick are locked in a refrigerated shipping container. When Keeler asks how long it will take them to freeze to death, Billy says he saw a documentary about men in the exact same scenario, and it took them 45-60 minutes. He then goes on to add that extreme cold creates the illusion of extreme heat, and the men in the documentary bizarrely started stripping down and were found naked below the waist. Keeler and Frank both tell Billy he can shut up now.
* UndercoverAsLovers: More like "undercover as bickering, soon-to-be-divorced spouses."
* UndignifiedDeath: Billy the Brick tells Frank and DS Keeler about a documentary he saw about three men who froze to death inside a shipping container (as the three of them are doing at that moment). According to the documentary, extreme cold creates the illusory sensation of extreme heat, which means that as the men got closer to the end, they started stripping off their clothes in a bizarre attempt to "cool down" and all three were found naked below the waist. Frank and Keeler agree that this is TooMuchInformation.
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