With more murders than Midsomer, this one was a very twisty bit of Christie.
I am going to buck the trend of other reviewers, the people who simply can't be happy without lots of computer effects and guns, and even the low IQ commenter who condemned it as 'woke' because of the Nigerian lead, and say that we enjoyed the couple of evenings we spent watching this slow-paced story.
Now why would I do that?
Well, episode 1 drew us in, with plenty of speculation on what was going on, and in episode 2, even though we looked for the regular Christie touch of the person you least suspect, even the person you barely notice, there were lots of clues pointing to the major characters, which were hard to ignore.
And a very good ending.
7/10.
I am going to buck the trend of other reviewers, the people who simply can't be happy without lots of computer effects and guns, and even the low IQ commenter who condemned it as 'woke' because of the Nigerian lead, and say that we enjoyed the couple of evenings we spent watching this slow-paced story.
Now why would I do that?
Well, episode 1 drew us in, with plenty of speculation on what was going on, and in episode 2, even though we looked for the regular Christie touch of the person you least suspect, even the person you barely notice, there were lots of clues pointing to the major characters, which were hard to ignore.
And a very good ending.
7/10.