Wexford and Burden continue to hunt for the killer, the one question they keep on having to ask, is why has someone so well liked, so kind and generous been killed, and who could possibly have had a motive.
It is an excellent story, I have recently read the book, and there are a couple or changes, but the core of the story is still very much here, perhaps not quite so much plot development in this middle episode as there was in the first, but it's still very good.
Nigel Terry steals it for me, he is such a charismatic actor, I'm keen to learn what his role is in all this, could his character possibly have despised his sister that much?
Overall, very good, 8/10.
It is an excellent story, I have recently read the book, and there are a couple or changes, but the core of the story is still very much here, perhaps not quite so much plot development in this middle episode as there was in the first, but it's still very good.
Nigel Terry steals it for me, he is such a charismatic actor, I'm keen to learn what his role is in all this, could his character possibly have despised his sister that much?
Overall, very good, 8/10.