Quinnan and Loxton are called to a disturbance at an afternoon tea dance, a spat broke out, and the motive, the age old motive.... love.
Who pushed Bill Grant? As far away from a traditional Bill episode as you can possibly get.
It's an almost psychedelic episode, it's a bizarre story, and that music, it just makes you feel as if you're in the middle of a bizarre dream, one where you've eaten too much cheese the night before.
Not too far back we had an awesome episode with a predominantly mature cast, that worked, and the same format is used here, perhaps not quite so well, but it's still a fine episode.
A wonderful, terrific cast here, Helen Fraser, Diana Coupland, and the fantastic Ronnie Stevens, what's not to love.
I adore Amanda Walker, she's been around ages, and is always so incredibly charismatic, Mrs Little is such an interesting character, a real glint in her eye.
It's very zany, but it's great fun, and a really nice change from the barrage of drugs episodes we've been getting, 8/10.
Who pushed Bill Grant? As far away from a traditional Bill episode as you can possibly get.
It's an almost psychedelic episode, it's a bizarre story, and that music, it just makes you feel as if you're in the middle of a bizarre dream, one where you've eaten too much cheese the night before.
Not too far back we had an awesome episode with a predominantly mature cast, that worked, and the same format is used here, perhaps not quite so well, but it's still a fine episode.
A wonderful, terrific cast here, Helen Fraser, Diana Coupland, and the fantastic Ronnie Stevens, what's not to love.
I adore Amanda Walker, she's been around ages, and is always so incredibly charismatic, Mrs Little is such an interesting character, a real glint in her eye.
It's very zany, but it's great fun, and a really nice change from the barrage of drugs episodes we've been getting, 8/10.
