Pietà: Part 2

Episode aired May 20, 2008
TV-MA
58m

IMDb RATING

8.1/10

134

YOUR RATING

Crime Drama Mystery

The team discovers that even though the war crimes occurred a decade earlier the deaths they're investigating are intertwined with s current drug deal.The team discovers that even though the war crimes occurred a decade earlier the deaths they're investigating are intertwined with s current drug deal.The team discovers that even though the war crimes occurred a decade earlier the deaths they're investigating are intertwined with s current drug deal.

Director
- Philippa Langdale
Writers
- Declan Croghan
- Barbara Machin
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

IMDb RATING

8.1/10

134

YOUR RATING

Director
- Philippa Langdale
Writers
- Declan Croghan
- Barbara Machin
Stars

2User reviews

See production info at IMDbPro

Quotes
Radovan Sredinic: You left an economic shithole as a fefugee and ten years lateryou own a cafe in London. I think that'd pretty good going.
Radovan Sredinic: I work very hard... I prosprt.

Crazy credits
Disclaimer: "A recent episode of Duty and Honour: Part 1 (2008) included a character called John Garret, a former army officer working in the security industry for a company called APX Solutions. The BBC would like to make it clear that John Garret and APX Solutions were entirely fictional and were not intended to bear any similarity to Jonathan Garratt of Erinys International, to who we apologise for the embarrassment caused."

Connections
References First Blood (1982)

User reviews2

Review

Featured review

10/10

Outstanding.

Eve is instrumental in helping the team push the case forward, and seek a conviction.

I think this is one of the best episodes of the show, it is genuinely outstanding from start to finish, if you're not moved to tears, or made to feel something by what you see, you must be made of stone.

Guilt and grief run the whole way through, we have secrets hidden, and old wounds, both have to be confronted. This is such an emotive episode, the writing skilfully connects crimes of the past, with crimes of the future, if felt very current, throw in Boyd's handling of his son's death, and you have some tough issues.

Boyd is refusing to confront his demons, I'd ever proof was needed as to what an incredible actor Trevor Eve is, this is all you need, he is genuinely at his best here, his scenes with Grace, and his son will give you chills.

Many people class Yahrzeit as the best of Waking the Dead, and rightly so, it is incredibly good, but I'd argue that Pieta is right up there too.

Superb, 10/10.