A woman dies in broad daylight, in public, a woman seen during the course of an investigation.
Well, where on Earth did this one come from, I've always enjoyed the show, but this was better in my opinion than what's gone before.
Loved the start, but the ending, that was wonderfully done, talk about twists and turns.
Great to have the duo back, and this was a cracking story, but let's be honest, there was one key element here that elevated in, the masterclass from Sian Philips, 89 years of age, and arguably at the height of her powers, she was phenomenal here, and how nice to see her with a Welsh accent on screen.
Alan Davies and Holly Aird were really good, I could believe in Davies's quirky character, Claire Skinner made a good start as The Governor also.
Visually first rate once again, I imagine this show has done wonders for Bath, and rightly so.
I hope the rest of the series continues like this.
9/10.
Well, where on Earth did this one come from, I've always enjoyed the show, but this was better in my opinion than what's gone before.
Loved the start, but the ending, that was wonderfully done, talk about twists and turns.
Great to have the duo back, and this was a cracking story, but let's be honest, there was one key element here that elevated in, the masterclass from Sian Philips, 89 years of age, and arguably at the height of her powers, she was phenomenal here, and how nice to see her with a Welsh accent on screen.
Alan Davies and Holly Aird were really good, I could believe in Davies's quirky character, Claire Skinner made a good start as The Governor also.
Visually first rate once again, I imagine this show has done wonders for Bath, and rightly so.
I hope the rest of the series continues like this.
9/10.