Episode

Secret State: Episode 4

Name: Secret State: Episode 4
Released: 2012-11-28
Duration: 45 min
Cast: Gabriel Byrne, Ralph Ineson, Charles Dance, Rupert Graves, Gina McKee

Secret StateSeason 12012-11-28

Overview

Following the attack on Anthony Fossett, Agnes tries every avenue to contact Tom Dawkins with information about what brought down the former prime minister's plane. When MI6 briefs him on the cause of the crash, he takes drastic steps to stick to his principles as the true intentions of those around him become clear.

Details

Series: Secret State
Season: Season 1
Episode: Episode 4
Air date: 2012-11-28
Runtime: 45 min

Episode context

Episode 4 is Episode 4 in Season 1 of Secret State. It aired on 2012-11-28. The runtime is 45 min.

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Episode 3 2012-11-21 | 45 min After revelations of covert drone fuel production in Scarrow, Tom Dawkins finds himself in the centre of a political storm. His pursuit of the corrupt banker, Sir Michael Rix, earns him enemies in the financial world and in his own party. Ellis Kane continues to dig into Dawkins's past and discovers some uncomfortable truths. Fossett begins to investigate the information passed to him by Agnes, unaware of the dangers it brings.

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