We are back to the seamy side of life in the dives of Soho. Hazell is working undercover as a barman in clip joint to try to spot a crooked employee.
However Hazell gets into trouble and gets a severe beating from a pair of thugs after he had taken home Dobson, an accountant who got too drunk. The thugs wants to know where the crooked accountant has got to. Hazell genuinely does know as Dobson has disappeared.
Hazell as to get Choc Minty on the case to apprehend the thugs and get Dobson to do some kind of deal with the police.
This episode has lots of familiar faces, many who were stalwarts of 1970s television. Pamela Stephenson plays a hooker at the Soho bar who always gets into trouble for talking with Hazell. She was married to Nicholas Ball at the time. Alan Lake and John Rhys Davies play the thugs. Freddie Jones is Dobson.
We genuinely see Hazell get angry as he seeks revenge for the beating he got. In fact part of it might have been inspired by The Godfather when Hazell uses a corkscrew and it was not used for opening a bottle of wine.
However Hazell gets into trouble and gets a severe beating from a pair of thugs after he had taken home Dobson, an accountant who got too drunk. The thugs wants to know where the crooked accountant has got to. Hazell genuinely does know as Dobson has disappeared.
Hazell as to get Choc Minty on the case to apprehend the thugs and get Dobson to do some kind of deal with the police.
This episode has lots of familiar faces, many who were stalwarts of 1970s television. Pamela Stephenson plays a hooker at the Soho bar who always gets into trouble for talking with Hazell. She was married to Nicholas Ball at the time. Alan Lake and John Rhys Davies play the thugs. Freddie Jones is Dobson.
We genuinely see Hazell get angry as he seeks revenge for the beating he got. In fact part of it might have been inspired by The Godfather when Hazell uses a corkscrew and it was not used for opening a bottle of wine.