Marwood makes it personal, and switches his anger, frustration and annoyance towards Luther.
The question was always going to be, how on Earth could they follow the exploits and drama of the previous episode? That was big, this goes one step further, this is even bigger.
Marwood has been an incredibly good character, we perhaps get a bit less of him in this second part, but when he's needed, he's up for the challenge, throw in Luther's best ever villain, and you have a pulsating episode.
Excellent the whole way through, but the ending had me on tenterhooks, it was a thrilling conclusion. Lots of twists and turns, plenty of shocking moments.
People are critical, complaining that it's far fetched, Luther has been far fetched since the very start, this isn't news by Series three.
Brilliant, 10/10.
The question was always going to be, how on Earth could they follow the exploits and drama of the previous episode? That was big, this goes one step further, this is even bigger.
Marwood has been an incredibly good character, we perhaps get a bit less of him in this second part, but when he's needed, he's up for the challenge, throw in Luther's best ever villain, and you have a pulsating episode.
Excellent the whole way through, but the ending had me on tenterhooks, it was a thrilling conclusion. Lots of twists and turns, plenty of shocking moments.
People are critical, complaining that it's far fetched, Luther has been far fetched since the very start, this isn't news by Series three.
Brilliant, 10/10.