CID are working alongside Customs to try and take down a known villain, the powers that be feel that the operation should be a need to know basis only.
It's a pretty average episode, it's one where there isn't actually a great deal happening. The story isn't hugely interesting, and sadly it was all a little wishy washy.
They could have made it a bit more dramatic, the clashes could have been bigger, the clashes could have been a bit more dramatic, it just all felt underdone, a little done.
The party scene with the stripper seemed to make absolutely no sense, they had her there just for the sake of it.
Great to see Paul Jerricho, very good here as the smarmy Brian Jameson, what a wonderful voice he has.
6/10.
It's a pretty average episode, it's one where there isn't actually a great deal happening. The story isn't hugely interesting, and sadly it was all a little wishy washy.
They could have made it a bit more dramatic, the clashes could have been bigger, the clashes could have been a bit more dramatic, it just all felt underdone, a little done.
The party scene with the stripper seemed to make absolutely no sense, they had her there just for the sake of it.
Great to see Paul Jerricho, very good here as the smarmy Brian Jameson, what a wonderful voice he has.
6/10.
