Pressure is put on Cathy to provide physical id, she stumbles, Charlie is the first to spot that Cathy may not be all that she makes out to be.
A good, solid second episode, it continues to baffle and entertain. Once again, I would urge the viewer to suspend their disbelief, yes the story is outrageously far fetched, and I am stunned that Cath had gotten as far as she has, she's had a good run for her money, but surely there's going to come a point where she places someone's life in danger.
I can't lie it's been a really long time since I watched the first episode, maybe a year or so, but I hadn't forgotten any of the events.
Someone is bound to find her out, she has all of that stuff going on about the whistleblowing, and she has the threat of her identity, there's actually a good deal to enjoy.
7/10.
A good, solid second episode, it continues to baffle and entertain. Once again, I would urge the viewer to suspend their disbelief, yes the story is outrageously far fetched, and I am stunned that Cath had gotten as far as she has, she's had a good run for her money, but surely there's going to come a point where she places someone's life in danger.
I can't lie it's been a really long time since I watched the first episode, maybe a year or so, but I hadn't forgotten any of the events.
Someone is bound to find her out, she has all of that stuff going on about the whistleblowing, and she has the threat of her identity, there's actually a good deal to enjoy.
7/10.
