Where to watch Judge John Deed Season 3
Judge John Deed season 3 is streaming in Australia on BritBox (subscription). Season 3 was released on 27 November 2003.
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Judge John Deed Season 3 episodes
S03 E01
Health Hazard
1 h 30 mins · Thu, 27 Nov 2003
Deed has two difficult new cases in his court. In one, a woman with a brain tumour claims it was caused by using her mobile phone. In another, the defendant in a hit-and-run case seems unfit to stand trial.Meanwhile, in a continuing story-line from the second series, Deed's lover Jo Mills faces a disciplinary tribunal prompted by Sir Ian Rochester and presided over by Sir Monty Everard. Both of them bear grudges against Deed, and he rides to Jo's defence.
S03 E01
Health Hazard
1 h 29 mins · Thu, 27 Nov 2003
New Presider, Sir Monty Everard, makes Sir Ian furious by handing Deed a controversial case against a mobile phone company; Sir Ian directs his attention to Jo and puts her before a disciplinary hearing.
S03 E02
Judicial Review
1 h 30 mins · Thu, 4 Dec 2003
Deed gets angry when a brother judge deals leniently with a man convicted of political offences from whom the judge has had certain favours. He makes an accusation of corruption, despite Jo's misgivings.Meanwhile, Jan Dobbs is in Deed's own court charged with murder, and the hit-and-run case from the previous episode is still not concluded. Of course, the bigwigs of the legal profession are still busy scheming to marginalize both Deed and Jo Mills.
S03 E02
Judicial Review
1 h 28 mins · Thu, 4 Dec 2003
An explosive confrontation takes place when the evil Sir Monty Everard grants a non-custodial sentence to a political benefactor.
S03 E03
Conspiracy
1 h 30 mins · Thu, 11 Dec 2003
Jo Mills leads for the prosecution and Brian Cantwell for the defence when a British member of parliament, Alan Roxborough, is tried on a charge of attempting to murder his boyfriend with a frying pan. As usual, there is a conspiracy in the background to pervert the course of justice, which may be connected to Roxborough's opposition to certain British arms deals.Meanwhile, Deed goes into therapy and has a brief affair with his therapist.
S03 E03
Conspiracy
1 h 28 mins · Thu, 11 Dec 2003
An MP is prosecuted after being accused of attempted murder, but the charge may be fabricated because of a much larger issue at hand; John Deed's relationship with his therapist grows more intense.
S03 E04
Economic Imperative
1 h 30 mins · Mon, 26 Jan 2004
The case of Diana Hulsey, a single mother with terminal brain cancer who is suing a telephone company, is concluded in Deed's court. The Establishment dreads a verdict in Diana's favour, and Ian Rochester is yet again out to discredit the judge before he can deliver judgement. Rochester conspires with the phone company to accuse Deed of possessing child pornography, and Deed has to work out what to do when he finds it on his laptop.Meanwhile, Jo faces a conundrum when Diana asks her to look after her seven-year-old son when she is dead, which could be at any moment.
S03 E04
Economic Imperative
1 h 28 mins · Thu, 18 Dec 2003
A single mother takes a mobile phone company to court after developing a terminal brain tumour; Diana asks Jo to adopt her little boy; Deed hunts down the person who is trying to frame him.