This was another very good episode, and there's not much to say that's not already been said. The scene with Barnaby and the bunny cakes was hilarious. It wasn't too difficult to solve though, the clues of the chicken in the fridge and someone being an expert in make-up were dead giveaways. And as soon as we saw Sarah Lawton's attic both me and my partner said "that's a false wall". How come the police never noticed that?
There are a couple of things that didn't make sense though. Alan Hollingsworth was already digging the hole when Brenda brings the shepherd's pie out to him. It's never explained why. Also when Alan goes to make the ransom drop we see him drive away and then Brenda walk past. By the time she'd got to her house and got in her car to follow him he'd be long gone and she had no idea where he was going. And then when she did witness Alan handing over the ransom money, it's doubtful that the kidnapper knew she was watching. But those minor gripes don't detract from what was an enjoyable episode.
There are a couple of things that didn't make sense though. Alan Hollingsworth was already digging the hole when Brenda brings the shepherd's pie out to him. It's never explained why. Also when Alan goes to make the ransom drop we see him drive away and then Brenda walk past. By the time she'd got to her house and got in her car to follow him he'd be long gone and she had no idea where he was going. And then when she did witness Alan handing over the ransom money, it's doubtful that the kidnapper knew she was watching. But those minor gripes don't detract from what was an enjoyable episode.