A case which has gone on for a year and a day, involving burger vans, and Tosh is revisited. Meadows thinks that the case needs fresh eyes, so he puts Greig and Skase on it.
It's a good one, a little more complicated than your usual episode of The Bill, but that's good, there is definitely a bit of depth here. Lots of characters, lots of secrets, and a grudge all come into play.
We learn that Rod isn't just s male chauvinistic idiot, he's the same to Tosh as he is to Suzi, you spend the episode hoping that Tosh gets one over on him. It's a great Tosh story, we haven't seen much of him for ages, but he's loved by most fans, it's not hard to see why.
Andrew Grainger is really great here as Mitch Osborne, he really does play the part of the old fashioned gangster geezer very well.
Enjoyed this, 8/10.
It's a good one, a little more complicated than your usual episode of The Bill, but that's good, there is definitely a bit of depth here. Lots of characters, lots of secrets, and a grudge all come into play.
We learn that Rod isn't just s male chauvinistic idiot, he's the same to Tosh as he is to Suzi, you spend the episode hoping that Tosh gets one over on him. It's a great Tosh story, we haven't seen much of him for ages, but he's loved by most fans, it's not hard to see why.
Andrew Grainger is really great here as Mitch Osborne, he really does play the part of the old fashioned gangster geezer very well.
Enjoyed this, 8/10.