List of New Tricks Episodes

List Of New Tricks Episodes


New Tricks is a British television drama on the BBC. Nine full series comprising 77 episodes have been broadcast between 2003 and 2012. A tenth series, comprising ten more episodes, has been commissioned and is expected to air in 2013.

Read more about List Of New Tricks Episodes:  Series Overview, Series 1 (2003/04), Series 2 (2005), Series 3 (2006), Series 4 (2007), Series 5 (2008), Series 6 (2009), Series 7 (2010), Series 8 (2011), Series 9 (2012), Series 10 (2013)

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