Gas and Oil: Part 1

Episode aired Sep 17, 2006
TV-14
52m

IMDb RATING

8.7/10

315

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Action Crime Drama Mystery Thriller

Terrorists carry out several devastating attacks on British targets which lead to panic and new extreme legal measures being rushed through Parliament, but is there more to this than meets t... Read allTerrorists carry out several devastating attacks on British targets which lead to panic and new extreme legal measures being rushed through Parliament, but is there more to this than meets the eye?Terrorists carry out several devastating attacks on British targets which lead to panic and new extreme legal measures being rushed through Parliament, but is there more to this than meets the eye?

Director
- Omar Madha
Writers
- Ben Richards
- David Wolstencroft
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IMDb RATING

8.7/10

315

YOUR RATING

Director
- Omar Madha
Writers
- Ben Richards
- David Wolstencroft
Stars

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After 41 episodes, a character is seen watching a report on the BBC's own news channels BBC News 24 for the first time. In the previous 40 episodes, all news footage was from rival broadcaster, Sky News.

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Harry Pearce: I'm not asking you to mislead people, I'm simply asking for a little restraint.
Paul Millington: These are editorial decisions. I don't interfere with those.
Harry Pearce: I'm sorry-that's the sound of incredulous laughter being stifled.

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10/10

Another One Bites the Dust!

Wow, they are dropping like flies at MI-5. It seems like at least 2-3 agents get killed off every season. I was happy with Danny and Fiona getting exterminated, as they were annoying. However, Colin was always a good guy and a team player. Killing him off was just unneccesary.

Even more ridiculous is that over the past season, the MI-5 never have communications working when they need them. So it creates dangerous situations, but it also makes MI-5 look like a clown show that buys their comms at Radio Shack. The constant bad comms is getting old, and very predictable.