Own the rights?
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
I am disappointed with the episode. It promised much but did not live up to expectations, despite a 3 month wait since the last episode (#8.10) was broadcast back in September 2006. A lot of loose ends still hanging, including the fact that Buxton's body is not officially discovered and Sylvia Hollomby promising to turn over a new leaf, but doesn't QUITE make it.The episode is also noticeable for the several absentees. Governor Joy Masterson is not around, neither is Lou (deputy governor played by Amanda Donohoe), and Pat Kerrigan only has a couple of lines and is absent for the best part of the episode.It's a poor end to what was once a brilliant show. I am not surprised the show has been cancelled, as it has not been at all entertaining since the end of Series 7 and the demise of Jim Fenner's character.The episode focuses more on the birth of Janine's baby, delivered surprisingly by Bev in the cell, and a weird ghostly dream where Natalie Buxton makes one last appearance to torment Hollomby.Make of it what you will... me personally, I am disappointed.Can't wait for the DVD now!!!!!
You may report errors and omissions on this page to the IMDb database managers. They will be examined and if approved will be included in a future update. Clicking the 'Update' button will take you through a step-by-step process.