Vince faces a huge dilemma when The Police get wind of his activities.
It's definitely a good watch, the direction it took really did surprise me, I wasn't expecting the outcome here at all. I was expecting Vince to go down a whole different path. The writing was such that everything knitted neatly into place.
It was very good, tense, edge of the seat viewing. Maybe some bits were a little hard to buy into, but take it for what it is, high octane drama, the last ten minutes were the highlight, equal to the first ten minutes of episode one.
Colm Meaney has been really good as the villain of the piece, it's a part he plays really well. David Morrissey however, another league, he was awesome throughout as Vince.
8/10.
It's definitely a good watch, the direction it took really did surprise me, I wasn't expecting the outcome here at all. I was expecting Vince to go down a whole different path. The writing was such that everything knitted neatly into place.
It was very good, tense, edge of the seat viewing. Maybe some bits were a little hard to buy into, but take it for what it is, high octane drama, the last ten minutes were the highlight, equal to the first ten minutes of episode one.
Colm Meaney has been really good as the villain of the piece, it's a part he plays really well. David Morrissey however, another league, he was awesome throughout as Vince.
8/10.
