Chris Deakin leads a pretty complicated operation to trap a man they know is guilty of dealing in stolen credit cards.
Writer Chris Ould clearly had a lot of fun putting this episode together. For some of it, I didn't know what on Earth was going on, other than Deakin, Beech and Carver having heaps of fun. I think it perhaps needed a longer running time, it does all feel a little squeezed in, there is a lot going on.
You do wonder at the lack of sense shown by the target, would he have been so silly to risk everything for fifty quid, I'm not too sure.
The main joy comes from the pure enjoyment of the three main players, you can see they have lots of fun here, it also gives them the chance to do something a little different, Shaun Scott in particular.
It benefits from the setting, always nice to see one set away from The Station.
Good fun, 7/10.
Writer Chris Ould clearly had a lot of fun putting this episode together. For some of it, I didn't know what on Earth was going on, other than Deakin, Beech and Carver having heaps of fun. I think it perhaps needed a longer running time, it does all feel a little squeezed in, there is a lot going on.
You do wonder at the lack of sense shown by the target, would he have been so silly to risk everything for fifty quid, I'm not too sure.
The main joy comes from the pure enjoyment of the three main players, you can see they have lots of fun here, it also gives them the chance to do something a little different, Shaun Scott in particular.
It benefits from the setting, always nice to see one set away from The Station.
Good fun, 7/10.
