Lomax embarks on a search for his son and for the man who framed him...
After completing a two-year prison sentence for a bribe he didn't take, former DI Alan Lomax wants answers. With at least one luxury left - a narrowboat, and it's on the canals, among the day trippers and travellers, that he means to seek revenge. Not an easy task for an ex-detective isolated on the wrong side of the law.
Episodes Season Series 2 · 0/7 Series 1 · 0/6 0/7 watched · 1985
S02E01 A Token Attempt 1985-09-03 55m
Following the death of a colleague, Lomax is still seeking the people who framed him, whilst also looking for his son. more
S02E02 Weekend 1985-09-10 55m
Lomax is roped into looking after a country B&B when the owner is suddenly called away. The B&B only has two guests, a married couple; the husband is on a weekend prison pass, and his wife is mixing with some dodgy characters, with a plan to relieve her husband of certain ill-gotten gains. more
S02E03 The Quiet Chapter 1985-09-17 55m
Lomax is working as a barman at a quiet country pub... Or so he thinks. He catches the eye of the local ladies who wine and dine, and also the attention of the local thugs. The latter decide to target the pub, the landlord and his wife, but they underestimate Max's resourcefulness to turn the tables. more
S02E04 Hustler 1985-09-24 55m
Reunited with his son, Max and Steve have sailed downstream, where Max encounters a local businessman/gangster, during a game of snooker. more
S02E05 On the Hook 1985-10-01 55m
Winter: Lomax, holed up in remote farmland, becomes a suspect in a rustling case. He meets up with an ex-cellmate, Granny Jackson, who gives him a lead to the real thieves. more
S02E06 Blow-Up 1985-10-08 55m
Lomax is coming closer to his accuser. A Fleet Street hack may be able to help, but most assistance comes from Lomax's girlfriend Maureen, who gives the name 'Len Martin', but Martin remains one step ahead. more
S02E07 Last Lap 1985-10-15 55m
Lomax at last catches up with Len Martin, the man who framed him, causing his prison sentence and eventual disgrace. more 
