No one should watch Shakespeare and Hathaway for well crafted mysteries.
For instance, in this episode, one character plans on shooting herself with an arrow. But aside from the logistics of that act, it is never explained how she intended to rejoin the others, with an arrow lodged in her thigh, and expect no one to notice.
The show is enjoyable for the three main characters their interactions with each other, and the wacky clients and suspects they encounter each week.
Some episodes are better than others. This episode was great in part because of Ray Fearon as the smarmy hunk who oozes suspicion. And Emma Fryer as the cheating femme fatale, who manages to be both pathetic and sympathetic in the same episode.
For instance, in this episode, one character plans on shooting herself with an arrow. But aside from the logistics of that act, it is never explained how she intended to rejoin the others, with an arrow lodged in her thigh, and expect no one to notice.
The show is enjoyable for the three main characters their interactions with each other, and the wacky clients and suspects they encounter each week.
Some episodes are better than others. This episode was great in part because of Ray Fearon as the smarmy hunk who oozes suspicion. And Emma Fryer as the cheating femme fatale, who manages to be both pathetic and sympathetic in the same episode.