This is a very good episode of the newly bigger budget Spooks. It has real characters - Ruth Evershed is beginning to become more rounded personality in this series - an the story line is believable even if the more detailed aspects of the plot aren't.
Quite hard hitting and thankfully without all the big bangs, chases and blood letting that the first two episodes had (which worked in fact worked as a one off two parter would become gratuitous if carried on through the series). Instead it was Spooks trying to divide and conquer with all the complications that come with that.
Watched three episodes of Series 4 so far and it is better than series 3 but and although enjoyable not up to Series 2 standards for believability of plot and character as yet.
Quite hard hitting and thankfully without all the big bangs, chases and blood letting that the first two episodes had (which worked in fact worked as a one off two parter would become gratuitous if carried on through the series). Instead it was Spooks trying to divide and conquer with all the complications that come with that.
Watched three episodes of Series 4 so far and it is better than series 3 but and although enjoyable not up to Series 2 standards for believability of plot and character as yet.