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Title: Episode #10.2 (25 Sep 2011)
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| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Peter Firth | ... | Harry Pearce | |
| Nicola Walker | ... | Ruth Evershed | |
| Max Brown | ... | Dimitri Levendis | |
| Lara Pulver | ... | Erin Watts | |
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Geoffrey Streatfeild | ... | Calum Reed |
| Shazad Latif | ... | Tariq Masood | |
| Tom Weston-Jones | ... | Sasha Gavrik | |
| Alice Krige | ... | Elena Gavrik | |
| Jonathan Hyde | ... | Ilya Gavrik | |
| Simon Russell Beale | ... | William Towers | |
| William Hope | ... | Jim Coaver | |
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Joe Wredden | ... | Anatoly |
| Lydia Leonard | ... | Martha Ford | |
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Tom Bateman | ... | Yelim Morosov |
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Robert Morgan | ... | Andrei |
Calum Reed is attacked outside Thames House and a laptop containing the information of A Grade MI5 Assets is stolen. A threat is made to release the details of the agents, one of which includes Martha Forde (Lydia Leonard) who has connections to Russian Minister Ilya Gavrik, meaning the Russian/UK partnership is also at risk. In a race against time, the team must recover the laptop before any of the assets identities are revealed. Meanwhile, Harry meets Elena at the Opera House to discuss who has been posing as him, as his relationship with Ruth becomes more frail. And Tariq finds a crucial piece of information about who stole the MI5 Laptop, but can he contact Harry and get back to Thames House in time? Written by SugarhorseAnna
I disagree. I thought this episode was superb. It was taut, exciting, and never lost pace. Yes, the technology may not be used in exactly the correct way, yes, there may be the occasional unlikely coincidence. But quite frankly I was too enthralled by the developing story to notice those. Very clever writing to pick up on and quietly poke fun at both the recent spate of lost laptops/forgotten classified documents and the publication of secret government information by Wikileaks. There were touches of humour and superb acting. I speak Russian, and while the Russian accents might not be perfect, they're acceptable to me. Would it really convey anything more if half the programme had to be watched by most of the audience on subtitles? I am warming to Callum, whose sarky comments remind me of Ros Myers; my only problem so far with this series is Lara Pulver, whose casting I feel to have been a mistake. She's trying hard - perhaps too much - but she's on screen with giants, and seems to me to be having a lot of trouble holding her own. But for me, at least, that didn't spoil a riveting episode and a shocking twist at the end that I completely failed to anticipate.