Another solid episode on this unusual political themed mini series from the BBC.
Part two is all about trust and relationships, the main question being, is Freya playing the long game and ready to twist the knife into Bruce and the Prime minister, or has she genuinely succumbed to the majesty and power the High Office in Westminster provides.
Watson was incredible in the opener, here I thought it was Tennant's turn, you can see the bitterness and rage in his character, an excellent performance. Jack Shepherd and Annamarie Marinca were also excellent.
It didn't perhaps have the bite I'd hoped for, but it's still quality nonetheless. 8/10
Part two is all about trust and relationships, the main question being, is Freya playing the long game and ready to twist the knife into Bruce and the Prime minister, or has she genuinely succumbed to the majesty and power the High Office in Westminster provides.
Watson was incredible in the opener, here I thought it was Tennant's turn, you can see the bitterness and rage in his character, an excellent performance. Jack Shepherd and Annamarie Marinca were also excellent.
It didn't perhaps have the bite I'd hoped for, but it's still quality nonetheless. 8/10
