A truly somber episode, yet still uplifting - as DS Troy leaves for his new assignment. There's a lot to like in this episode including a great performance by actor David Bradley as he goes through his catharsis in dealing with his own past. I don't agree with other reviews that Barnaby was haphazard in his dealings with Tom - I believe Barnaby thought the man suffered enough already - and perhaps he deserved a bit of peace.
In response to another review about the meanings of "The Green Man" - it actually has three meanings.
1. The pub's name. 2. David Bradley's character of Tom is "a green man" - one with the forest and sleeping "on the green". 3. DS Troy begins his first case, a "green man" in that he is new at working his own case.
In response to another review about the meanings of "The Green Man" - it actually has three meanings.
1. The pub's name. 2. David Bradley's character of Tom is "a green man" - one with the forest and sleeping "on the green". 3. DS Troy begins his first case, a "green man" in that he is new at working his own case.
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