Down beat, profanity filled, depressing drama (aren't they all, these days).
Nothing new here, although the final episode was quite cleverly choreographed to have suspicions going one way, then another, and then back again.
I hope this was not an accurate portrayal of the police force, the prison service et al.
It would seem that people can get away with just about anything without any fear of being challenged. The event in the prison chapel, for example; no explanation as to what happened to McKeller at the end of episode 3.
The event in the cell also was less than convincing. The cell mate acted out of character.
There was a lot of mumbling and inaudible dialogue. This seems to be a new fashion.
I didn't find the story very credible, particularly the way a female taxi driver was able to walk into some very dodgy places unchallenged.
Nothing new here, although the final episode was quite cleverly choreographed to have suspicions going one way, then another, and then back again.
I hope this was not an accurate portrayal of the police force, the prison service et al.
It would seem that people can get away with just about anything without any fear of being challenged. The event in the prison chapel, for example; no explanation as to what happened to McKeller at the end of episode 3.
The event in the cell also was less than convincing. The cell mate acted out of character.
There was a lot of mumbling and inaudible dialogue. This seems to be a new fashion.
I didn't find the story very credible, particularly the way a female taxi driver was able to walk into some very dodgy places unchallenged.