| Episode 1.2 | |
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| Air date | June 23rd, 2007 |
| Writers | Steven Moffat |
| Director | Douglas Mackinnon |
| Producers | Elaine Cameron; Kathryn Mitchell; Steven Moffat; Jeffrey Taylor; Mike Treen; Beryl Vertue |
| Starring | James Nesbitt; Gina Bellman; Paterson Joseph; Denis Lawson; Linda Marlowe; Michelle Ryan; Meera Syal; Fenella Woolgar |
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Episode 1.2 is the second episode of the British psycho-thriller series Jekyll. It was directed by Douglas Mackinnon with a script written by Steven Moffat. It first aired on BBC One on June 23rd, 2007.
Cast[]
Principal Cast[]
Guest Stars[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Andrew Byrne | Eddie Jackman |
| Christopher Day | Harry Jackman |
| Al Hunter Ashton | Christopher |
| Jason Hall | Waiter |
| Matt King | Freeman |
| Bruce Mackinnon | Malcolm |
| Victor Power | Pete |
| Suzanne Proctor | Nurse |
| Peter J. Morton | Surveillance team member |
Notes & Trivia[]
- The dual characters of Henry Jekyll and Edward Hyde were created by author Robert Louis Stevenson. Jekyll was the central protagonist of Stevenson's 1886 novella Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, whereas his alter ego, Mister Hyde, served as the story's main antagonist. The story has been adapted many times over.
Quotes[]
- Benjamin: You can control them?
- Edward Hyde: They're just lions. Can't you?
- Benjamin: Kid seems a little freaked.
- Edward Hyde: Yeah, what can you do? Somebody tried to feed him to a lion.
- Benjamin: Yeah, sorry about that. Just an experiment.
- Edward Hyde: A what?
- Benjamin: We wanted to precipitate the change. As we understand it, placing your child in danger, especially the primal kind of danger, the threat of a savage beast would create exactly the right chemical conditions to bring us, well, you.
- Edward Hyde: Why should I care if the kid's in danger? Have you seen his nose?
- Benjamin: Well, you did just save his life.
- Edward Hyde: No! I killed a lion. There's a difference.
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