Don Beech is left in the middle of things, as the rival factions try to take down the other.
Chris Ould wrote quite a few episodes, I feel like this three part story is among his best, I would argue that overall this may have been something of a gamble, but it was a definite success.
This really was another excellent episode, a great concluding episode, we got to learn to much about several of the characters, we were left in no doubt about Don Beech, and which side of the law he's on. He's definitely added another name to his list of foes, as well as Boyden, it's now Daly.
I wish this triple Bill format was more of a thing, I don't really remember many like this.
Anyone who dismisses the show as mildly entertaining fluff, I urge them to watch this one.
Overall, it's been a great watch, 9/10.
Chris Ould wrote quite a few episodes, I feel like this three part story is among his best, I would argue that overall this may have been something of a gamble, but it was a definite success.
This really was another excellent episode, a great concluding episode, we got to learn to much about several of the characters, we were left in no doubt about Don Beech, and which side of the law he's on. He's definitely added another name to his list of foes, as well as Boyden, it's now Daly.
I wish this triple Bill format was more of a thing, I don't really remember many like this.
Anyone who dismisses the show as mildly entertaining fluff, I urge them to watch this one.
Overall, it's been a great watch, 9/10.