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Determined to ignore Andy's unexpected arrival the night before, Lisa throws herself into the case and discovers a significant lead from her only eyewitness.
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Title: Episode #2.2 (04 Jan 2021)
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| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Morven Christie | ... | DC Lisa Armstrong | |
| Daniel Ryan | ... | D.I. Tony Manning | |
| James Cosmo | ... | Bill Bradwell | |
| Joe Absolom | ... | Andy Warren | |
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Lindsey Coulson | ... | Penny Armstrong |
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Andrew Dowbiggin | ... | DS James Clarke |
| Imogen King | ... | Abbie Armstrong | |
| Simon Manyonda | ... | DS Alexander Stewart | |
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Taheen Modak | ... | DS Med Kharim |
| Art Parkinson | ... | Rob Armstrong | |
| Steven Robertson | ... | Mark Bradwell | |
| Sunetra Sarker | ... | Stella Bradwell | |
| Erin Shanagher | ... | DS Karen Hobson | |
| Sharon Small | ... | Rose Marshbrook | |
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Leo Ashton | ... | Oliver Marshbrook |
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Determined to ignore Andy's unexpected arrival the night before, Lisa throws herself into the case and discovers a significant lead from her only eyewitness.
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I enjoyed the first episode, I loved this one, something about this just had me absolutely engrossed.
We are Lisa's world rocked even more, and learn more about the victim's nearest and dearest, what are they hiding?
There really is a wealth of talent on offer here, and they are all performing, but Morven Christie genuinely steals the show here.
I was indifferent about Lisa in series one, now I feel sorry for her, I've grown to really like her as a character, and want her to succeed. Joe Absolom has made a very good impression as her estranged partner and father of her kids.
Lovely to see Wendy Kweh, I feel like I haven't seen much of her since The Bill, she's great.
I thought this was exceptional, 9/10.