An unwell Tony turns up at court to give evidence, a couple are accused of assaulting an Asian cab driver, when one of them gets off, they soon land up in trouble. The episode takes all sorts of twists and turns, and shows that although people may have different social standings, they may be more similar than first thought.
I thoroughly enjoyed this, a great courtroom saga episode, one where someone tries to dish out their own form of justice. Sheila Jenks is a great character, she's almost like something out of a Viz magazine, she's loud and brash, and vile.
James Bree (he with the wonderful voice,) and Clive Russell were both great, but I thought that Joanna Mays totally stole this playing Sheila Jenks.
The scene where Mike surprises us all was funny, it's the first time he's actually contributed something other than standing around looking pretty.
Excellent, this was really different, 8/10.
I thoroughly enjoyed this, a great courtroom saga episode, one where someone tries to dish out their own form of justice. Sheila Jenks is a great character, she's almost like something out of a Viz magazine, she's loud and brash, and vile.
James Bree (he with the wonderful voice,) and Clive Russell were both great, but I thought that Joanna Mays totally stole this playing Sheila Jenks.
The scene where Mike surprises us all was funny, it's the first time he's actually contributed something other than standing around looking pretty.
Excellent, this was really different, 8/10.
