I truly liked this episode, which had an Agatha Christie level plot.
True, young Orlando Bloom plays a murder victim part in this before he became known as Legolas and a Will Turner... Irregardless of his later stardom, it seems to me that this episode hints at the fact that Orlando Bloom was cast for Peter Jackson's coming trilogy. Shortly after Peter Drinkwater (Orlando Bloom) is found murdered with a pitchfork, Barnaby and his partner visit a house which has a plaque above the front garden referring to "Lothlorien" which provokes a short discussion upon Tolkien's books - Lord of The Ring and The Hobbit. They admit to a book about hobbits and elves not being "their thing".
Coincidence? I think not ;-)
True, young Orlando Bloom plays a murder victim part in this before he became known as Legolas and a Will Turner... Irregardless of his later stardom, it seems to me that this episode hints at the fact that Orlando Bloom was cast for Peter Jackson's coming trilogy. Shortly after Peter Drinkwater (Orlando Bloom) is found murdered with a pitchfork, Barnaby and his partner visit a house which has a plaque above the front garden referring to "Lothlorien" which provokes a short discussion upon Tolkien's books - Lord of The Ring and The Hobbit. They admit to a book about hobbits and elves not being "their thing".
Coincidence? I think not ;-)