I thoroughly enjoyed this episode, it's a very clever, quick moving story, one which sees Rebus caught in what seems like a series of racist killings.
A very clever story, with a surprising ending, I thought the identity of the killer was interesting, if not a massive surprise.
Terrific acting, I thought Stephen McCole was awesome as Si, however it's once again the incredible Ken Stott that stands out.
I loved the filming, it's a good few years old now, but it's shot in a very imaginative and creative way. I'm sure many viewers will look in horror at those revolting flats, unbelievably appalling.
Very good, 8/10.
A very clever story, with a surprising ending, I thought the identity of the killer was interesting, if not a massive surprise.
Terrific acting, I thought Stephen McCole was awesome as Si, however it's once again the incredible Ken Stott that stands out.
I loved the filming, it's a good few years old now, but it's shot in a very imaginative and creative way. I'm sure many viewers will look in horror at those revolting flats, unbelievably appalling.
Very good, 8/10.
