The wife of a man jailed by Meadows, goes missing, the only clue, an answerphone message left to her friend, journalist Helen Shaw.
This was a great watch, when I saw the plot, and skimmed the cast, I had a feeling it would be good, it was excellent. Once again it's helped massively by the longer running time, this well written story was given enough time to develop.
The best scene, I think, was the falling out between Meadows and Deakin, the latter has never rocked the boat, here Meadows is like a rabbit caught in the headlamps. It goes got show, nobody gets it right every time.
I really liked Fiona Allen here, and her tough, inquisitive character Helen Shaw, she was a real driving force.
Mistakes can definitely be made, just not great if you're the one on the receiving end of one.
Enjoyed this very much, 9/10.
This was a great watch, when I saw the plot, and skimmed the cast, I had a feeling it would be good, it was excellent. Once again it's helped massively by the longer running time, this well written story was given enough time to develop.
The best scene, I think, was the falling out between Meadows and Deakin, the latter has never rocked the boat, here Meadows is like a rabbit caught in the headlamps. It goes got show, nobody gets it right every time.
I really liked Fiona Allen here, and her tough, inquisitive character Helen Shaw, she was a real driving force.
Mistakes can definitely be made, just not great if you're the one on the receiving end of one.
Enjoyed this very much, 9/10.
