Maia

Having gotten some information out of Nicola, Danny heads to The Crimson Orchid to confront Maia.

I must admit, I quite enjoyed this one, I have been gripped thus far by the show, but this was better. The story was a little more engaging, the acting was really good, I also felt that as a character, Danny was behaving in a relatively more realistic manner.

Is this going to be the format in every episode? Danny and guest of the week? Is that how it works? So far it has felt a little static. Am looking forward to seeing Sacha Dhawan.

Pretty good, 7/10.

It has been a while since I saw the original Danish show so great memories are coming back.

These two handers are great & ok, it was probably due to the pandemic that original show was like this but, that aside, it is watchable as the story very slowly unravels.

The one man vengeance army goes to a Gentleman's club to talk to Maia.

Once again Danny bullies himself into the club. He mentions something about returning with the tax man and vice squad.

Talking to Maia, Danny learns more secrets about his daughter and has more leads to follow up.

Another two hander but I was left listless. James Nesbitt's ridiculously coloured eyebrows had a hypnotic effect though.