Having worked with unscrupulous men in Africa, Pitt returns home, but finds his enemies laying in wait, and wanting revenge.
I quite enjoyed this episode, it's perhaps not deserving of such a low score.
It's good, it's gritty, it's unapologetic, very much of its time, it wasn't a stretch to believe that the men after Pitt were violent thugs, and prepared to do anything to get what they wanted.
It's well paced, thoughtful and well realised, the series hasn't been of of my favourites, but this is definitely one of the better episodes.
Edward Bradshaw is very good here as Pitt, a very talented actor, a fine straight actor, with roles on Dr Who, The Avengers etc, but perhaps best known as Harold Meaker from Rentaghost.
Having been at Stamford Bridge, the home of Chelsea FC about 8 months ago, it was an absolute treat to see how the ground appeared back in 1972, the shots on and around it were fascinating, the place itself naturally unrecognised now. The location work really does help.
Good, it's a good episode.
7/10.