Retired soldier Robert Deeks is hit by a car late at night, question is, was a drunken Andy driving, or his mate Arnie Bancroft?
Series two has felt rather different to the first, and it's another intriguing, fine, down to Earth mystery. One which almost sees Peter pitted against Andy, it's their conflict that makes this one so interesting, it adds another layer.
They played it in such a way that you're made to question whether Andy is guilty or not, it's very well done.
The story of Ellie's dad was so sad, but so well played out, dementia is the most cruel thing for all involved.
Emma Cunniffe was great as Emma, nice to see her playing an unsavoury character, she always seems to play sweet, virtuous roles, she's great here, and quite strikingly beautiful. David Yelland and Sheila Ruskin were both very good in support.
I may be wrong, but did I spot Kelly Harrison playing a waitress?
8/10.
Series two has felt rather different to the first, and it's another intriguing, fine, down to Earth mystery. One which almost sees Peter pitted against Andy, it's their conflict that makes this one so interesting, it adds another layer.
They played it in such a way that you're made to question whether Andy is guilty or not, it's very well done.
The story of Ellie's dad was so sad, but so well played out, dementia is the most cruel thing for all involved.
Emma Cunniffe was great as Emma, nice to see her playing an unsavoury character, she always seems to play sweet, virtuous roles, she's great here, and quite strikingly beautiful. David Yelland and Sheila Ruskin were both very good in support.
I may be wrong, but did I spot Kelly Harrison playing a waitress?
8/10.