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A colleague of Banks from his time in London, Detective Superintendent later Chief Superintendent Richard "Dirty Dick" Burgess, is another perennial character who appears in many of the novels. Initially hostile to Banks when they first met, they become good friends over time and have established a natural if still slightly edgy rapport by the early 21st century. From 2010 to 2016 several of the novels were adapted for television, and other original stories were produced, under the series title with in the lead role. In the 1999 novel, In A Dry Season, Banks and his wife, Sandra, are separated and eventually divorce. The character of Detective Sergeant subsequently Detective Inspector Annie Cabbot makes her first appearance as a member of Banks' team. The adaptation was broadcast as two one-hour episodes, airing on 27 September and 4 October 2010. A detective inspector during his London period and a detective chief inspector in most of the books, Banks receives a promotion to detective superintendent at the time of "When the Music's Over. For other people named Alan Banks, see. The series went on for four more seasons, with the fifth and final season airing in 2016. Subsequent novels have a sub-plot about the on-off romance between Banks and Cabbot. Alan Banks First appearance Created by Portrayed by In-universe information Gender Male Title Detective Inspector, Detective Chief Inspector, Detective Superintendent Occupation Police Officer Nationality British Detective Superintendent Alan Banks born 1958 is the fictional protagonist in a series of crime novels by. The viewing figures were successful enough for three more adaptations to be commissioned — the novels Playing With Fire, Friend Of The Devil and Cold Is The Grave — under a series title showing as six one-hour episodes, which started airing on 16 September 2011.。

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