A young man is stabbed and left on Canley Fields, he has a wallet identifying him as Ian Copley, Jo heads to his mum to identify her, and discovers she's blind.
This is another excellent episode, series 10 is very different to what's gone before, it's almost as if the production team had a plan to make the show tougher and darker, this is another classic episode. It's very interesting, very intriguing, the viewer really is made to think and wonder at what's happening.
Mr Copley is a total monster, she's calculating, rude and obstructive, Anne Carroll is very good here, as is the incredibly lovely and fresh faced Jo Stone-Fewings, what a delight he is.
Unexpected moments throughout, and another episode which shows what a wonderful character Jo Morgan is, she's smart, sensitive, but she is also one tough cookie.
This was excellent, 9/10.
This is another excellent episode, series 10 is very different to what's gone before, it's almost as if the production team had a plan to make the show tougher and darker, this is another classic episode. It's very interesting, very intriguing, the viewer really is made to think and wonder at what's happening.
Mr Copley is a total monster, she's calculating, rude and obstructive, Anne Carroll is very good here, as is the incredibly lovely and fresh faced Jo Stone-Fewings, what a delight he is.
Unexpected moments throughout, and another episode which shows what a wonderful character Jo Morgan is, she's smart, sensitive, but she is also one tough cookie.
This was excellent, 9/10.
