Aman is assaulted by another, who refused to take a magazine off him, meanwhile Chief Inspector Cato is incredibly troubled at Sun Hill, and behaving in an irrational and unreasonable way.
It's a cracking episode, the story of the two feuding men is good, initially you see it as a random event, but as always there are two sides to every story, Geoffrey Beevers was particularly good as the guy that's lost everything.
The main focus of the episode however, Chief Inspector Cato, he's never sat right in Sun Hill, he's always been a round peg trying to fit into a square hole, he's actually gotten better in recent times, and had some good episodes, Whitchurch is a good actor, he's just been a loathsome character, I'm not sure many were sad to see him go.
The times they are a changing, Johnson gone, now Cato gone, there's a lot of change coming. 8/10.
It's a cracking episode, the story of the two feuding men is good, initially you see it as a random event, but as always there are two sides to every story, Geoffrey Beevers was particularly good as the guy that's lost everything.
The main focus of the episode however, Chief Inspector Cato, he's never sat right in Sun Hill, he's always been a round peg trying to fit into a square hole, he's actually gotten better in recent times, and had some good episodes, Whitchurch is a good actor, he's just been a loathsome character, I'm not sure many were sad to see him go.
The times they are a changing, Johnson gone, now Cato gone, there's a lot of change coming. 8/10.
