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Jamie finds the most unlikely of allies in Officer Sam Rhodes, who goes out of his way to help Jamie get to the truth. The staff learn exactly how tough and harsh Officer Karen is, when they complain about poor working conditions.

The titles are getting more bold, The Sacramentum Slasher, very good. In some ways it's reminding me of the slasher series, a somewhat toned down version of it.

Pretty good once again, I'm finding myself somewhat hooked on this series. The ending, that came as a nice surprise, and I enjoyed the switch up, a nice twist.

You can tell it's from The BBC, it has made me chuckle a few times, it's definitely aiming for a very specific market, I don't think it's an accident that the officers are generally hunky men, I can kind of see why it didn't appear on terrestrial, maybe not one for mum and dad.

Louis Boyer did a good job in this one.

7/10.

I thought The Sacramentum Slasher was uneven. It moves from the slasher duck territory to one of a conspiracy.

Jamie finds an ally in Officer Sam Rhodes, He takes the blame in Jamie's sister's disappearance. Maybe he is just stating things that Jamie wants to here.

A slip of the tongue leads Jamie to danger. He was being used. Officer Karen Macintyre displays she is the one that really is in the know. She was the one who showed the dancers in revolt, just who is boss.

The duck very much ducked out of this episode. Momentum was lost with romantic alliances and betrayals. That was squarely aimed at its core teen audience.