Hollis and Loxton attend a burglary, where an elderly lady has been tied up, meanwhile a community programme is under threat when inspector Cato argues for the budget to go on a bus for The Brownies.
Community Policing, or Politics, an episode that tries to show the conflicts that occur, generally in the name of lack of funding. A lot of content here, good story, good characters and ideas, and some very well known faces.
I thought George came out of this one quite well, he tried to do the right thing.
I liked that Inspector Cato has started as he means to go on, he's already clashing with the powers that be, he and Conway were obviously going to clash.
Always great to see the wonderful Muriel Pavlow, what a class act she was, a glorious career, I think she adds something really special to this. Also look out for a young Emma Bunton, in her case, what a difference a few years makes.
A very well assembled episode. 8/10.
Community Policing, or Politics, an episode that tries to show the conflicts that occur, generally in the name of lack of funding. A lot of content here, good story, good characters and ideas, and some very well known faces.
I thought George came out of this one quite well, he tried to do the right thing.
I liked that Inspector Cato has started as he means to go on, he's already clashing with the powers that be, he and Conway were obviously going to clash.
Always great to see the wonderful Muriel Pavlow, what a class act she was, a glorious career, I think she adds something really special to this. Also look out for a young Emma Bunton, in her case, what a difference a few years makes.
A very well assembled episode. 8/10.
