Chris Deakin is heading up an operation to land some nasty robbers, but the operation looks like it'll clash with one at Barton Street. Meanwhile Nick and George deal with two women, who are feuding over the same man.
This one is a bit of an oddity, it's almost as if they wanted to put on a farce, but left out the vital elements. On several occasions they could have had The Benny Hill theme tune playing, the scenes where Nick got clattered and Jim fell out of the van are comedy gold.
Some of the recent stories have been quite heavy, I imagine they wanted to lighten the mood here.
Andrew Scarborough is the standout here as love eat Barry, he really doesn't look like a Barry.
It's alright, 6/10.
This one is a bit of an oddity, it's almost as if they wanted to put on a farce, but left out the vital elements. On several occasions they could have had The Benny Hill theme tune playing, the scenes where Nick got clattered and Jim fell out of the van are comedy gold.
Some of the recent stories have been quite heavy, I imagine they wanted to lighten the mood here.
Andrew Scarborough is the standout here as love eat Barry, he really doesn't look like a Barry.
It's alright, 6/10.
