What a cast! George Baker, Michael Gambon and Bill Maynard, this episode boasts a collection of talent that any big production would have dreamed off, and it's that quality of performers that bring this clever tale to life.
As with the previous episode, it's light in tone, almost comical, indeed the scenes Rodgers has with Neville the Butler are side splitting, someone so straight laced as Rodgers sat in a blue frilly apron polishing the silver, comedy gold.
Once again it doesn't take a huge amount of brain power to work out what's going on, but this is lovely light entertainment. 8/10
As with the previous episode, it's light in tone, almost comical, indeed the scenes Rodgers has with Neville the Butler are side splitting, someone so straight laced as Rodgers sat in a blue frilly apron polishing the silver, comedy gold.
Once again it doesn't take a huge amount of brain power to work out what's going on, but this is lovely light entertainment. 8/10