Law & Order: UK

DS Brooks: I can't go in that witness box. It's complicated. DS Devlin: You're a copper, Ron. You live for this job, and they could charge you with perverting the course of justice. Be the end of you, mate. DS Brooks: I've admitted I've made mistakes, okay? And I've put 'em right. But I'm the best I can be now, Matt, truly, I am. So when do I get a break, eh? When do I get forgiven? I didn't take that heroin. You believe me, don't you? DS Devlin: Of course.

Alesha Phillips: How hard did you try, James? James Steel: I'm sorry? Alesha Phillips: Well, you didn't push him, did you? He gave you the answer you wanted. You wanted him on trial all along. James Steel: Uh, I did what George sent me to do. Am I happy to be prosecuting Jimmy Valentine? Yeah, he's a policeman who shot a civilian. Alesha Phillips: So we make an example of him, rather than let police gain crucial intelligence on a major drug baron? James Steel: The police want corruption held to account. You ask Matt and Ronnie. They want Valentine in court. I'm doing this for them. Alesha Phillips: What if we lose? Valentine walks free, and we've gained nothing. James Steel: I won't lose. It's time. Are you with me?