One of the best recent episodes:Take out Vittorio and it'd be one step closer to perfect.Robertson is on fine form, coming across as genuinely sparky rather than just winding people up for the sake of it.(Well, apart from Charlie.But she really does walk into it.)His making fun of an oblivious Colleen and practically losing a game of logic with Leah are great fun, as is his repartee with Graves and the way she seems to call his bluff on his jokes about spoilers.
Liam and Romeo get some scenes together and Romeo works a lot better in them than he has done in a lot of his scenes lately.(And then they make a joke about him being gay...)His assessment of Liam's rather obvious attempts to make Bianca jealous is great but his overreaction to Nina flirting with him and visit to Bianca seem odd courses of action.There do seem to be some scenes missing, as April apparently arranges for Liam and Bianca to spend time together in a way that seems under-explained.
Gina makes the right moral stand for once, objecting to Roo's wish for Martha and Hugo to use the profit of human suffering to commit further crimes.Sadly she seems to have changed her mind by the end of the episode, which is somewhat disappointing.
Liam and Romeo get some scenes together and Romeo works a lot better in them than he has done in a lot of his scenes lately.(And then they make a joke about him being gay...)His assessment of Liam's rather obvious attempts to make Bianca jealous is great but his overreaction to Nina flirting with him and visit to Bianca seem odd courses of action.There do seem to be some scenes missing, as April apparently arranges for Liam and Bianca to spend time together in a way that seems under-explained.
Gina makes the right moral stand for once, objecting to Roo's wish for Martha and Hugo to use the profit of human suffering to commit further crimes.Sadly she seems to have changed her mind by the end of the episode, which is somewhat disappointing.
