Jessica's editor Edward Graham has been suffering mood swings, sleepless nights and seems to be struggling with the death of his wife. Edward falls to his death from the of his place or work, did he fall, or was he pushed?
So it's perhaps a little disjointed at times, but it is a good story at heart, it has bags of atmosphere, and there are some classic mystery moments, such as that eerie opening. It may not be a classic, but I'd argue this is one of the better episodes from Series ten.
Jessica as always is super sharp and loaded with charm, Lansbury never disappointed, it's made me think, it's been ages since there's been an episode without her.
Good to see Jay Acavone back as Lieutenant Acosta, it's been a few years since his last appearance. I like how the show is making good use of past characters.
How dare anyone criticise one of Jessica's books, who does he think he is, I can't remember the last time someone did, and lived.
8/10.
So it's perhaps a little disjointed at times, but it is a good story at heart, it has bags of atmosphere, and there are some classic mystery moments, such as that eerie opening. It may not be a classic, but I'd argue this is one of the better episodes from Series ten.
Jessica as always is super sharp and loaded with charm, Lansbury never disappointed, it's made me think, it's been ages since there's been an episode without her.
Good to see Jay Acavone back as Lieutenant Acosta, it's been a few years since his last appearance. I like how the show is making good use of past characters.
How dare anyone criticise one of Jessica's books, who does he think he is, I can't remember the last time someone did, and lived.
8/10.