A camera is found when an old Soho pub is gutted out, the photos themselves hold clues to a murder twenty years ago.
I thoroughly enjoyed this episode, and I'm a little surprised by the slightly lower score this one has. It's a great story, a cracking mystery, and has some wonderful characters.
I love that Hannah Waterman had a more substantial part here, so much like her wonderful dad, that office scene with Sandra was so natural.
Peter De Jersey was excellent here as Denny, I liked the character, and the way even for 2007, that he challenged the stereotypes, unfortunately a footballer would be in exactly the same situation 15 years later.
Jeremy Sheffield seemed to be in so many shows back in those days, good actor.
Only one more to go in this terrific series.
Excellent, 9/10.
I thoroughly enjoyed this episode, and I'm a little surprised by the slightly lower score this one has. It's a great story, a cracking mystery, and has some wonderful characters.
I love that Hannah Waterman had a more substantial part here, so much like her wonderful dad, that office scene with Sandra was so natural.
Peter De Jersey was excellent here as Denny, I liked the character, and the way even for 2007, that he challenged the stereotypes, unfortunately a footballer would be in exactly the same situation 15 years later.
Jeremy Sheffield seemed to be in so many shows back in those days, good actor.
Only one more to go in this terrific series.
Excellent, 9/10.