Bounty Hunters - Series 1, Episode 6 - British Comedy Guide (original) (raw)
Barnaby and Leah fly to Mexico to give the cartel what they were promised once and for all.
Further details
Barnaby and Leah fly to Mexico to give the cartel what they were promised once and for all. But Nina's been kidnapped and is suddenly along for the ride, which causes major tension between Angel and his father. Nina is thrown when she runs into a familiar face, while Leah and Barnaby are in danger of falling apart just when they need to be together most. Can Barnaby pull off the deal? Will Nina escape Angel? And could Leah be up to something no one knows about?
Broadcast details
Date
Wednesday 29th November 2017
Time
10pm
Channel
Length
30 minutes
Cast & crew
Cast
| Jack Whitehall | Barnaby Walker |
|---|---|
| Rosie Perez | Nina Morales |
| Charity Wakefield | Leah Walker |
| Christian Ochoa | Angel |
| Daniel Faraldo | Alejandro |
Guest cast
| Gloria Garayua | Carolina |
|---|---|
| Pablo Verdejo | Smoking Assistant |
| Martin Marquez | The Supplier |
| Jose Luis Fernandez | Mexican Police Chief |
Writing team
| Freddy Syborn | Writer |
|---|---|
| Dan Swimer | Writer (Additional Material) |
| Rhian Petty | Script Editor |
| Ben Vanstone | Story Editor |
| Melissa Gallant | Script Executive |
Production team
| Will Sinclair | Director |
|---|---|
| Pippa Brown | Producer |
| Ben Cavey | Executive Producer |
| Jon Mountague | Executive Producer |
| Morwenna Gordon | Executive Producer |
| Freddy Syborn | Executive Producer |
| Jack Whitehall | Executive Producer |
| Geraldine Hawkins | Line Producer |
| Jim Hampton | Editor |
| Tim Dickel | Production Designer |
| Julie Harkin | Casting Director |
| David Wolfe | Costume Designer |
| Tim Fleming | Director of Photography |
| Christine Cant | Make-up Designer |
| Ben Foster | Composer |
| Nick Foster | Composer |
| Henry Tomlinson | 1st Assistant Director |
Press
This Jack Whitehall vehicle has been a curious beast. There are shades of The Three Amigos as his art expert finds himself hopelessly floundering in the world of ruthless gangsterism into which he is cast. However, there are also moments of quite shocking violence, including the shooting of his own father, with which the comedy sits awkwardly. Tonight sees him summoned to Mexico to explain the value of the Syrian loot to its purchasers in a final showdown.