When Sam, Leo and Harry are sent to Northern Ireland to deal with a case of two bodies discovered, Sam gets more then she expected when her son crashes back into her life.
In 2004, the peace process was still very new, so this episode had a strong political tone, tensions still running very high. The story is intelligent, and one you very much see through Sam's eyes.
Burton was so strong in the role, so huge a character that she seemed to drown out the others, Harry and Leo seem just to be there to make up the numbers.
An emotional episode. It's not a classic, but it's certainly engaging. 8/10
In 2004, the peace process was still very new, so this episode had a strong political tone, tensions still running very high. The story is intelligent, and one you very much see through Sam's eyes.
Burton was so strong in the role, so huge a character that she seemed to drown out the others, Harry and Leo seem just to be there to make up the numbers.
An emotional episode. It's not a classic, but it's certainly engaging. 8/10
