One thing I like about The Last Detective is the London atmosphere - the rain, the council flats, the pubs, the people, the gray skies. Not really much countryside like Midsomer.
Stephen Tompkinson sheds his comedic persona by starring as Simon Dabney, the prime suspect in the murder of an old college classmate. Stephen was fantastic in Drop the Dead Donkey, and he's now prominent as DCI Banks. This is set in the backdrop of a college reunion where sadly and unfairly Simon was shunned.
DC Davies and Julia attempt to patch up their marriage by pretending they don't know each other, and meeting in pub, and rediscovering what brought them together. Each time they try, Davies' police commitments unfortunately get in the way. This scenario reminds me of a Modern Family episode several years later, where Ty and Julie ignite their passion in a re-enactment in a bar (and hilarity ensues).
The flashback scene of Nick and Gill's lovemaking during their university days didn't leave much to the imagination.
Stephen Tompkinson sheds his comedic persona by starring as Simon Dabney, the prime suspect in the murder of an old college classmate. Stephen was fantastic in Drop the Dead Donkey, and he's now prominent as DCI Banks. This is set in the backdrop of a college reunion where sadly and unfairly Simon was shunned.
DC Davies and Julia attempt to patch up their marriage by pretending they don't know each other, and meeting in pub, and rediscovering what brought them together. Each time they try, Davies' police commitments unfortunately get in the way. This scenario reminds me of a Modern Family episode several years later, where Ty and Julie ignite their passion in a re-enactment in a bar (and hilarity ensues).
The flashback scene of Nick and Gill's lovemaking during their university days didn't leave much to the imagination.