"A Touch of Frost" or possibly another classic British detective mystery I'm fairly certain had done something similar to this. Even though the deja vu watching was still enjoyable. Strong casting of unique characters. The story was riveting all the way through. The ending villains reveal with laying out the dastardly deeds timeline flowed nicely.
Stunning Lucy Speed as Louise Cornish caught my eye. Shame she had such a a minor role. Tom Brooke as creepy undertaker Brian Miller was perfectly cast playing a zombie like stereotype. Hathaway's (borderline ridiculous conveniently in Croatia) replacement was only ok mostly due to such a minor role. Really didn't get to see what the actor can offer.
Kevin Whately (with a bad full toupee) and Dr Laura finally show some affection. Overall a strong two part episode.
Stunning Lucy Speed as Louise Cornish caught my eye. Shame she had such a a minor role. Tom Brooke as creepy undertaker Brian Miller was perfectly cast playing a zombie like stereotype. Hathaway's (borderline ridiculous conveniently in Croatia) replacement was only ok mostly due to such a minor role. Really didn't get to see what the actor can offer.
Kevin Whately (with a bad full toupee) and Dr Laura finally show some affection. Overall a strong two part episode.