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Title: Episode #2.1 (01 Jan 2020)
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| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Paul Adeyefa | ... | Lee Parkers | |
| Sarah Parish | ... | Elizabeth Bancroft | |
| Charles Babalola | ... | DS Andy Bevan | |
| David Avery | ... | DSU Jake Harper | |
| Thea Beyleveld | ... | Uniform Officer | |
| Lee Boardman | ... | DI George Morris | |
| Jacqueline Boatswain | ... | Chief Constable Frances Holland | |
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Paul Bown | ... | Michael Connors |
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Graham Butler | ... | Harry Walker |
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Dominic Doughty | ... | Martin Mullen |
| Adrian Edmondson | ... | Supt. Cliff Walker | |
| Charlotte Hope | ... | Annabel Connors | |
| Adam Long | ... | Joe Bancroft | |
| Ryan McKen | ... | Daanish Kamara | |
| Yemisi Oyinloye | ... | DC Sally Reed | |
When Joe is dragged into the middle of a double murder case, Bancroft determines to do anything to protect her son and finds herself up against a chilling new antagonist.
Does Joe have anything to to with the murder of his girlfriend's wealthy father and stepmother? Elizabeth Bancroft is prepared to do anything to keep her son safe.
I thought the standard here was better than we had in the first series, somehow this was sharper, bigger and bolder. Bancroft is back, and she's up to her old tricks, she really is monster with no conscience.
Some very twisted ideas, and a few shocking scenes, the attempted acid attack in particular.
This was a great way to numb out New Year's Day.