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- Story 2: Out of the Picture Part 3
Gray's astounding plan takes shape but Joe is uneasy about playing his part. Will he be caught out by the same detectives he hired?
22 min - Story 2: Out of the Picture Part 2
One of Joe's paintings has taken on a life of its own and only Salmon and Dusk seem able to help.
But can Joe trust them? Or should he trust his own painting and its audacious scheme?
32 min - Story 2: Out of the Picture Part 1
Artist Joe Miller is about to hit the big time. But on the opening night for his first exhibition, a stranger tells him to stop painting. If he doesn't, he'll unleash something terrible on an unsuspecting world.
When Joe doesn't listen, his work starts to take on a terrifying life of its own. Can detectives Salmon and Dusk stop him painting us all into a corner?
24 min - Story 1: Sideways Part 2
Theo Cartwright is in the wrong world. Can her new time-travelling detective friend get her home?
37 min - Story 1: Sideways Part 1
Theo Cartwright is being stalked by someone she's never met. Out of the corner of her eye, she can see a man that isn't there when she turns to look. A man in a long grey coat and Doc Marten boots. A man called Kilbey Salmon.
34 min
About Your Days Are Numbered: The Terrible Business of Salmon & Dusk
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DETECTIVES. THIEVES. TIME-TRAVELLERS. (REASONABLE RATES.)
'Somewhere in this city, there's a hole in history, in reality itself, and it's getting bigger. I'm the only detective in town who keeps an eye on what crawls through.'
Kilbey Salmon has charm, a quick gob and an instinct for self-preservation. Nero Dusk has a lot of patience, a grumpy demeanour and a way with his fists. Theo Cartwright is an Australian journalist who often wonders why she spends time with either of them.
In their time-travelling London cab, they scrape together a living finding things that never existed and solving crimes that never happened for people desperate enough to seek their help. Mostly, they get themselves in trouble. And when there's trouble for Salmon & Dusk, it's the strangest sort of trouble London has ever seen.
For a start, there's the artist whose paintings are taking on a life of their own, there's the client wanting to solve his own murder, there's the ex-convict and his misplaced loot, and there's a sociopathic vegan hunting a stopwatch that can wind back history itself.