John Taylor is interviewed by CID, but the evidence of his witness is now two years old, Taylor's amet solicitor Anna Pfeiffer knows the law well. Tony brings in a young lad who's been given a Citizen's arrest by an ex copper.
I thoroughly enjoyed this, a brilliantly written episode, which pays true tribute to the past, it somehow felt like a real nod to the past we finally learn what happened to Barry Stringer, and we also hear that even though Ted Roach is no longer here, he's still causing havoc.
Brilliant characters in this episode, every single one here was terrific, from the ex Detective, to The criminal, to the wonderful brief, Anna Pfeiffer, she really was a cracking character, the first person so far to get under Sally's skin.
Bryan Lawrence excellent as Taylor, what an awesome voice, and credit to Francesca Brill who played Anna, interestingly she hasn't long ago written Channel five drama The Drowning.
Best episode for a little while, 9/10.
I thoroughly enjoyed this, a brilliantly written episode, which pays true tribute to the past, it somehow felt like a real nod to the past we finally learn what happened to Barry Stringer, and we also hear that even though Ted Roach is no longer here, he's still causing havoc.
Brilliant characters in this episode, every single one here was terrific, from the ex Detective, to The criminal, to the wonderful brief, Anna Pfeiffer, she really was a cracking character, the first person so far to get under Sally's skin.
Bryan Lawrence excellent as Taylor, what an awesome voice, and credit to Francesca Brill who played Anna, interestingly she hasn't long ago written Channel five drama The Drowning.
Best episode for a little while, 9/10.
