The turf war continues, with Don Beech called on once again, to make things happen.
So so good, this is turning out to be perhaps the most ambitious story the show has ever done, not just a two part story, but a three, it really has allowed the plot and characters to expand to new levels.
There is one question that has to be answered, is Don Beech bent, is he playing along for financial gain, or is he genuinely one step ahead of the game, and trying to get his man, as well as taking down Geoff Daly?
It somehow doesn't feel like The Bill, it feels beyond that.
Great, 9/10.
So so good, this is turning out to be perhaps the most ambitious story the show has ever done, not just a two part story, but a three, it really has allowed the plot and characters to expand to new levels.
There is one question that has to be answered, is Don Beech bent, is he playing along for financial gain, or is he genuinely one step ahead of the game, and trying to get his man, as well as taking down Geoff Daly?
It somehow doesn't feel like The Bill, it feels beyond that.
Great, 9/10.
