As things progress in the investigation of the death of the Chinese guy, there are a series of dangerous moments. We have watched Annie continue to run her own race and ignore the obvious dangers she could be in. There are three or four figures that she has crossed and they will have their pound of flesh. This episode ends on a really tense note.
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Predictable, lazy scripting brings new low to the word, "cliché."
msghall13 June 2023
Warning: Spoilers
Don't get me wrong. I really like this series. That is, up until now. Near the end of the episode, the writer creates low-thought cliches to cheaply build up suspense for future episodes. However, placing a character in a vulnerable situation, alone in a seedy café, only to venture across the street into a dark alley and TURN HER BACK to the alley to phone her boss and lover that she has solved the case when we KNOW what is about to happen, is sheer unimaginative writing. We already know where these scripting tricks are leading. Highly manipulative. It's insulting to our intelligence that this particular character would put herself in such a stupid but all-too neat ending.
shaun dingwall indeed
sandcrab27712 October 2018
The same shaun dingwall that played the shameless crooked doctor in "breathless" is playing the chief super who tried to hit on helen morton ... this trash bucket has no qualms about being a royal arse ... it would seem to most of us that a real stand up gentleman could have been placed in such a high ranking police position ... we don't like to see police corruption during a cop show
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