The team are investigating a suspicious death of a Parole officer at a halfway House, one of the residents, Sam Jacobs is on hand.
It's a very interesting story, a mystery where we're not really looking for who, but how and what. For the first time, we begin at the end, so it's the story, working backwards. The shocking sequence kicking things off, as opposed to at that end.
Finally, it's time for Boyd to confront his anger, that really does add something different to the mix. A few amusing scenes here, the part for example where Frankie received a personal call, the look on Grace and Frankie's faces are priceless.
Nigel Terry is amazing as Sam Jacobs, he's such a charismatic actor, however Trevor Eve steals it with a phenomenal performance, the scene where he opens up to his psychiatrist is one of the best I can recall from the show, his whole demeanour changed, quite incredible.
One of the show's best ever lines, 'not now Grace, I'm having a post crisis depression.'
It's excellent 9/10.
It's a very interesting story, a mystery where we're not really looking for who, but how and what. For the first time, we begin at the end, so it's the story, working backwards. The shocking sequence kicking things off, as opposed to at that end.
Finally, it's time for Boyd to confront his anger, that really does add something different to the mix. A few amusing scenes here, the part for example where Frankie received a personal call, the look on Grace and Frankie's faces are priceless.
Nigel Terry is amazing as Sam Jacobs, he's such a charismatic actor, however Trevor Eve steals it with a phenomenal performance, the scene where he opens up to his psychiatrist is one of the best I can recall from the show, his whole demeanour changed, quite incredible.
One of the show's best ever lines, 'not now Grace, I'm having a post crisis depression.'
It's excellent 9/10.
