Billie links the death of her father, to the recent death of a locksmith. Bradford manages to convince Vivienne to do the right thing, and go after a crooked colleague.
I think some of the reveals were a little tenuous, a little overly coincidental, some of what's revealed here is a little more EastEnders than crime drama. I'm not sure I bought into the big reveal from the end of the previous episode, that was lazy writing.
I found this episode a little harder to connect with than the first two, it just seems to be rambling on a bit, not focused on one core story, but jumping about a little bit.
I really did enjoy the ending, it was absorbing, well acted, and quite tense, it's the first time this series that the show has felt a bit more exciting.
Some excitement, but some of the build up is a bit silly.
6/10.
I think some of the reveals were a little tenuous, a little overly coincidental, some of what's revealed here is a little more EastEnders than crime drama. I'm not sure I bought into the big reveal from the end of the previous episode, that was lazy writing.
I found this episode a little harder to connect with than the first two, it just seems to be rambling on a bit, not focused on one core story, but jumping about a little bit.
I really did enjoy the ending, it was absorbing, well acted, and quite tense, it's the first time this series that the show has felt a bit more exciting.
Some excitement, but some of the build up is a bit silly.
6/10.