The Police have no choice but to tell The Press about the lack of communication with The Prison, that they failed to hear the warning. Moat sends a letter to The local newspaper, in which he explains his actions and future plans.
It definitely has its dramatic moments, it's a very good follow up episode, your sympathies well and truly lay here with The Copper that was shot and left blind. My disgust lays with those that supported Moat's actions, what on Earth went through his supporter's brains?
Sue Sim, if only they'd toned her hair and makeup down a little bit, she does look a bit like an invader from 1956, I'm not sure she looked as old fashioned as the time.
I understood why Sim was outraged by the production of this series, that it's still very, very relevant to those directly affected by Moat's actions.
There was some interesting footage from the time once again, they managed to tie in new film with it, it looked good.
8/10.
It definitely has its dramatic moments, it's a very good follow up episode, your sympathies well and truly lay here with The Copper that was shot and left blind. My disgust lays with those that supported Moat's actions, what on Earth went through his supporter's brains?
Sue Sim, if only they'd toned her hair and makeup down a little bit, she does look a bit like an invader from 1956, I'm not sure she looked as old fashioned as the time.
I understood why Sim was outraged by the production of this series, that it's still very, very relevant to those directly affected by Moat's actions.
There was some interesting footage from the time once again, they managed to tie in new film with it, it looked good.
8/10.
