Sam vanishes, and someone breaks into The Lyell, and tampers with evidence.
My money's on David Leon, and has been since episode one.
Wouldn't it have worked so much better, if Ed Whitmore had written the whole thing? The episodes he wrote to open this series up, were so good, since then, it's felt a bit disjointed somehow, like a great jigsaw, which isn't being assembled in the right way.
It was a decent episode, but in the scale of things, the show's 25 year history, I came away, once again feeling somewhat disappointed.
The story was quite satisfying, but not a great deal actually happened here, nothing really drove the story forward, until the dramatic conclusion, but somehow it felt a little hollow. The major plus, was the production values, this series has looked immense, visually stunning, good music and sharp direction. What's been the biggest disappointment, is the lack of screen time for Amanda Burton.
After all that happened in the last two parts, nothing would have surprised me, the one thing I really wanted to see was a cameo by Liz Carr, fingers crossed.
Don't get me wrong, it's not bad, it's actually quite good, I just think that the first two episodes of this series promised so much more.
7/10.
My money's on David Leon, and has been since episode one.
Wouldn't it have worked so much better, if Ed Whitmore had written the whole thing? The episodes he wrote to open this series up, were so good, since then, it's felt a bit disjointed somehow, like a great jigsaw, which isn't being assembled in the right way.
It was a decent episode, but in the scale of things, the show's 25 year history, I came away, once again feeling somewhat disappointed.
The story was quite satisfying, but not a great deal actually happened here, nothing really drove the story forward, until the dramatic conclusion, but somehow it felt a little hollow. The major plus, was the production values, this series has looked immense, visually stunning, good music and sharp direction. What's been the biggest disappointment, is the lack of screen time for Amanda Burton.
After all that happened in the last two parts, nothing would have surprised me, the one thing I really wanted to see was a cameo by Liz Carr, fingers crossed.
Don't get me wrong, it's not bad, it's actually quite good, I just think that the first two episodes of this series promised so much more.
7/10.