A talented Formula One Driver is killed during a training session, it seems as though the crime could only have been committed by a mechanic.
Last week's awesome episode is followed by an excellent second outing for the charismatic pair. They seem to have reached a point now where they're as close as any detective duo, very natural together.
The opening sequences looked film like, the ITV news cutaway enhanced the story, the production on this series is impressive. Bath, again looks divine.
The story, I thought it was fun, even if it was a bit far fetched. A real streak of cleverness in the plot, it all seemed so impossible, a locked room mystery inside a formula one car. The idea of a small British firm battling against the odds, being squeezed out, but fighting as the underdog, what could be more British?
I liked the way they developed DCI McDonald's character this week, we learned a bit about her past, more focus on her than Sergeant Dodds.
Strong acting once again, Paul McGann and Ben Batt in particular were great, always wonderful to see Louise Jameson, even in such a small role.
Enjoyed this very much, 8/10.
Last week's awesome episode is followed by an excellent second outing for the charismatic pair. They seem to have reached a point now where they're as close as any detective duo, very natural together.
The opening sequences looked film like, the ITV news cutaway enhanced the story, the production on this series is impressive. Bath, again looks divine.
The story, I thought it was fun, even if it was a bit far fetched. A real streak of cleverness in the plot, it all seemed so impossible, a locked room mystery inside a formula one car. The idea of a small British firm battling against the odds, being squeezed out, but fighting as the underdog, what could be more British?
I liked the way they developed DCI McDonald's character this week, we learned a bit about her past, more focus on her than Sergeant Dodds.
Strong acting once again, Paul McGann and Ben Batt in particular were great, always wonderful to see Louise Jameson, even in such a small role.
Enjoyed this very much, 8/10.