The video of a young victim of sex abuse lands up in the hands of an individual, who shows it in a pub, a pub that is later torched.
I can't say it's a favourite episode, nothing to do with the acting or production, it's just the storyline itself, it's bleak, it's nasty. The show frequently went to places that others feared to go to, naturally it's a taboo subject, and it's fairly well handled here.
It's a curious story, and a murky one at that, it reminds me a little of an episode from the early years, I can't remember which though. Production values are strong once again.
Libby Davison was great here, and definitely the standout here, I always thought Liz was one of Sun Hill's best, most interesting characters, I don't think many felt the outrage that she did, she's tough, resolute and without fear here.
7/10.
I can't say it's a favourite episode, nothing to do with the acting or production, it's just the storyline itself, it's bleak, it's nasty. The show frequently went to places that others feared to go to, naturally it's a taboo subject, and it's fairly well handled here.
It's a curious story, and a murky one at that, it reminds me a little of an episode from the early years, I can't remember which though. Production values are strong once again.
Libby Davison was great here, and definitely the standout here, I always thought Liz was one of Sun Hill's best, most interesting characters, I don't think many felt the outrage that she did, she's tough, resolute and without fear here.
7/10.
