From the glorious Jersey backdrop to the detective's red Triumph Roadster and troubled past, the reboot is pitch perfect.

FOR executive producer Brian Constantine, the Jersey première of the new Bergerac TV series will be a “pinch me” moment – after a hard-fought journey to make the reimagined detective drama a reality.

BERGERAC’S Damien Molony has revealed his future on the ‘darker’ reboot of the classic detective show – before it has even aired. Bergerac was originally televised between October 1981 ...

The hit 1980s drama is back. Here, its original star and new signing Damien Molony talk Jersey, Triumph Roadsters and ...

The iconic 80s detective is back - and so is his leather jacket. Actor Damien Molony talks his version of Bergerac and being ...

Zoë Wanamaker plays Charlie Hungerford in U&Drama's reboot of Bergerac. Her TV credits include Susan Harper in My Family and ...

The writer of a Bergerac reboot has spoken about the challenge of trying to please fans of the original programme while ...

Derry Girls actor Damien Molony on pressures of taking on iconic role of TV's Bergerac ahead of a new series airing ...

THERE is no Bergerac without Jersey,” said actor Damien Molony, who has taken on the role of the Island’s most famous ...

Bergerac star Damien Molony has revealed the words of encouragement he received from original actor John Nettles during a ...

Though he knew he wouldn't star in the Bergerac reboot as the maverick detective, Philip Glenister was stunned when he found ...