Keith Grounds, a convict, asks Tosh for a deal, a transfer in exchange for some information about a robbery.
It's one of those episodes that has a good story, some good moments, but for some reason it just doesn't seem to hit the mark. The previous episode had masses of atmosphere, maybe that's what this one is lacking some of that.
It's one of those that just seems forgettable, and that's a shame because the story is pretty good. It does at least end well.
Brian Capron appeared on the show several times, not someone I've seen a great deal of, I'm not a soap fan, but a good actor.
A bit dull, 6/10.
It's one of those episodes that has a good story, some good moments, but for some reason it just doesn't seem to hit the mark. The previous episode had masses of atmosphere, maybe that's what this one is lacking some of that.
It's one of those that just seems forgettable, and that's a shame because the story is pretty good. It does at least end well.
Brian Capron appeared on the show several times, not someone I've seen a great deal of, I'm not a soap fan, but a good actor.
A bit dull, 6/10.