Tony and Carol are investigating several strange deaths at a Hospital, but Tony is under pressure to put his job at The University first.
It is good that we see Tony placed under some pressure at work because of his involvement with The Police, yous keep asking yourself when does be do any lecturing.
Angus Wright is excellent here as Mr Willerton, he is perfect for the part, he has real charisma and presence, and a degree of snobbery. I could apply similar words to Pip Torrens, who is equally good here.
If you're a fan of crime dramas, you may as I do feel a similarity between this episode, and The Messiah, Harrowing. The whole macabre, hospital killing scene is really rather terrifying. Hospitals are meant to be places of peace and healing, there is something really chilling about a hospital as a crime scene.
I felt that this second series has improved as it's developed, and third part is perhaps the best offering of the series.
Excellent, 9/10.
It is good that we see Tony placed under some pressure at work because of his involvement with The Police, yous keep asking yourself when does be do any lecturing.
Angus Wright is excellent here as Mr Willerton, he is perfect for the part, he has real charisma and presence, and a degree of snobbery. I could apply similar words to Pip Torrens, who is equally good here.
If you're a fan of crime dramas, you may as I do feel a similarity between this episode, and The Messiah, Harrowing. The whole macabre, hospital killing scene is really rather terrifying. Hospitals are meant to be places of peace and healing, there is something really chilling about a hospital as a crime scene.
I felt that this second series has improved as it's developed, and third part is perhaps the best offering of the series.
Excellent, 9/10.
