Series Four of Midsomer Murders and this show was on top form, the viewing figures prove it. Midsomer Murders was essential viewing, following on from the likes of Garden of Death and The Electric Vendetta comes Dark Autumn, a case surrounding the murder of the handsome, but promiscuous Postman Dave Cutler.
Whilst it's perhaps doesn't reach the status of classic, that Destroying Angel certainly does, I'd say it's still very much a class act. It's somehow measured, the killings are brutal but basic, at this time they weren't attempting to script in bizarre and outrageous killings, it's very much a straightforward whodunit. At times you need to suspend belief, as a few events are a little silly, but it is a great watch. Well acted naturally, Celia Imrie and Robert Glenister both particularly good.
I love the use of music, so reminiscent of Morse 'Driven to distraction.'
A great episode, from a time when the show had something. 8/10
Whilst it's perhaps doesn't reach the status of classic, that Destroying Angel certainly does, I'd say it's still very much a class act. It's somehow measured, the killings are brutal but basic, at this time they weren't attempting to script in bizarre and outrageous killings, it's very much a straightforward whodunit. At times you need to suspend belief, as a few events are a little silly, but it is a great watch. Well acted naturally, Celia Imrie and Robert Glenister both particularly good.
I love the use of music, so reminiscent of Morse 'Driven to distraction.'
A great episode, from a time when the show had something. 8/10