Cracker - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
To Be a Somebody, Pt. 1
A working class man, distraught at the recent death of his father, impulsively becomes a skinhead and murders a Pakistani shopkeeper over a perceived insult.
To Be a Somebody, Pt. 2
Fitz and the police bury their differences in an attempt to track the killer, and Fitz realises the killer's a man with a very particular mission.
To Be a Somebody, Pt. 3
Fitz is convinced that the legend of Albie Kinsella looks set to become a tragic reality, but the police are sceptical.
The Big Crunch, Pt. 1
A charismatic cult preacher finds that he has impregnated one of his 16 year old students and must silence her to protect his position.
The Big Crunch, Pt. 2
Trant and the others discover that Joanne is still alive and immediately turn their attention to Dean whom they trusted to dispose of her body. However, a hospitalised Joanne is unable to tell the police anything.
The Big Crunch, Pt. 3
Another death pushes Fitz closer to the edge in his pursuit of the Trant family. But they've closed ranks and proof seems impossible to come by.
Men Should Weep, Pt. 1
A young black man, product of an interracial marriage, seethes with resentment and turns from being a serial rapist to murder.
Men Should Weep, Pt. 2
The police have paid a horrifically high price for their failure to catch Floyd. When Fitz makes a breakthrough, it serves to drive his prey to even more desperate measures.
Men Should Weep, Pt. 3
Fitz exposes the savage price of racism as he digs deeper into Floyd's past. The investigation reaches a climax as not one, but two victims seek revenge.
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