I don't mainly like this episode of The Bill yet the first bits I give in review I like.
Although I don't like Emma Keane (actress Melanie Gutteridge is pretty), she meets distressed Susie Matthews, who claims to be a victim of rape by a work colleague, Emma gets assigned to work alongside Gina Gold after recently made a bullying accusation against her. Only then gets complicated when Gina and Emma spoke to Susie's housemate Marie and Scott's boss Angela Wade. There's no confirmation on the outcome of situation after part 2 as Angela ordered Scott that he has explaining to do.
I don't care about any of the other storylines in this episode of The Bill including PC Lewis Hardy is horrified that his cousin Dominic has borrowed money from the Sken gang to keep his cafe business afloat and certainly doesn't seem good. I don't like Lewis's attitude even Lewis should follow Roger's advice instead by part 3 of the episode he's caught in something he shouldn't have.
Although I don't like Emma Keane (actress Melanie Gutteridge is pretty), she meets distressed Susie Matthews, who claims to be a victim of rape by a work colleague, Emma gets assigned to work alongside Gina Gold after recently made a bullying accusation against her. Only then gets complicated when Gina and Emma spoke to Susie's housemate Marie and Scott's boss Angela Wade. There's no confirmation on the outcome of situation after part 2 as Angela ordered Scott that he has explaining to do.
I don't care about any of the other storylines in this episode of The Bill including PC Lewis Hardy is horrified that his cousin Dominic has borrowed money from the Sken gang to keep his cafe business afloat and certainly doesn't seem good. I don't like Lewis's attitude even Lewis should follow Roger's advice instead by part 3 of the episode he's caught in something he shouldn't have.
