Felix is convinced his wife is having an affair, he hires someone to give him some professional help.
First off, I watched this episode twice, as I knew it was right up my Street, easily the best of this series, and perhaps moves into the show's top ten episodes.
It's good old fashioned storytelling at its best, it's not trying to be overly clever, or too smart, it's just an engaging character driven story.
The writing is spot on, but the acting here was first rate, how brilliant was Sian Clifford here, she never fails to impress.
Best of all, the ending, that was an absolute masterpiece in writing, a twist that I am quite literally blown away by, Shearsmith and Pemberton show once again that they are the best in the business.
Wow, 9/10.
First off, I watched this episode twice, as I knew it was right up my Street, easily the best of this series, and perhaps moves into the show's top ten episodes.
It's good old fashioned storytelling at its best, it's not trying to be overly clever, or too smart, it's just an engaging character driven story.
The writing is spot on, but the acting here was first rate, how brilliant was Sian Clifford here, she never fails to impress.
Best of all, the ending, that was an absolute masterpiece in writing, a twist that I am quite literally blown away by, Shearsmith and Pemberton show once again that they are the best in the business.
Wow, 9/10.