Episode #4.2

Episode aired Sep 11, 2013
TV-14
45m

IMDb RATING

7.6/10

307

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Phil Davis and Rupert Penry-Jones in Whitechapel (2009)

Crime Mystery Thriller

Buchan theorizes that the killer believes they are a modern Witchfinder General and that the markings on both Dorothy's house and the scene of Alexander's murder are to warn off evil spirits... Read allBuchan theorizes that the killer believes they are a modern Witchfinder General and that the markings on both Dorothy's house and the scene of Alexander's murder are to warn off evil spirits, though homeless Lee Bysack claims they are to show houses friendly to vagrants. Another ... Read allBuchan theorizes that the killer believes they are a modern Witchfinder General and that the markings on both Dorothy's house and the scene of Alexander's murder are to warn off evil spirits, though homeless Lee Bysack claims they are to show houses friendly to vagrants. Another woman is killed and it seems that each victim gave the murderer the name of an associate, ... Read all

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7.6/10

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7Hitchcoc

OK! How Do You Want It?

I guess I thought for a while that this was a series devoted to unconventional police work. It was for a while until events began to be explained as being caused by supernatural means. I think they want us to believe that the police station is actually haunted. This would be fine if we were left to come to our own conclusions. But the writers and creators seem bent on showing us the ghosts in some way. This takes, for me, what was an interesting and hard fought case, down about two notches. The whole point of this episode was a crazed man thinking he was doing away with witches that had harmed him. The final ten seconds of this show took away my joy. Two more of these stories to deal with. Will there be redemption?