A Mind to Kill
- TV Series
- 1994– 1994–
Detective Chief Inspector Noel Bain looks back fondly to the days when policing involved chasing villains, playing rugby, and drinking beer. However, he has come to realize that contemporary... Read allDetective Chief Inspector Noel Bain looks back fondly to the days when policing involved chasing villains, playing rugby, and drinking beer. However, he has come to realize that contemporary policing imposes dilemmas that no training manual could ever anticipate.Detective Chief Inspector Noel Bain looks back fondly to the days when policing involved chasing villains, playing rugby, and drinking beer. However, he has come to realize that contemporary policing imposes dilemmas that no training manual could ever anticipate.
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Detective Chief Inspector Noel Bain looks back fondly to the days when policing involved chasing villains, playing rugby, and drinking beer. However, he has come to realize that contemporary policing imposes dilemmas that no training manual could ever anticipate.
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love this dark gem
This series is now showing in Australia for what I believe is the first time.
Trouble is it's on after midnight and hardly anyone's watching it.
Wonderfully atmospheric cop series.
It has a darkness about it that stays with you after you go to bed.
Utterly credible .. acted with restraint and so refreshingly the antithesis of the diet of police forensic porn mostly served up to us these days.
There's something genuinely likable about Bain .. but also a real world grittiness about him .. that doesn't always render him predictable.
Enjoying a love affair with this show at the moment .. would advise any Aussies not watching it who are reading this in Sep 05 to check it out on Channel 7 Tuesdays at midnight.
Set the VCR if you have to and let it get into your head .. it might take an episode or two .. but you'll be rewarded..
Trouble is it's on after midnight and hardly anyone's watching it.
Wonderfully atmospheric cop series.
It has a darkness about it that stays with you after you go to bed.
Utterly credible .. acted with restraint and so refreshingly the antithesis of the diet of police forensic porn mostly served up to us these days.
There's something genuinely likable about Bain .. but also a real world grittiness about him .. that doesn't always render him predictable.
Enjoying a love affair with this show at the moment .. would advise any Aussies not watching it who are reading this in Sep 05 to check it out on Channel 7 Tuesdays at midnight.
Set the VCR if you have to and let it get into your head .. it might take an episode or two .. but you'll be rewarded..
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- avgx
- Sep 15, 2005
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