Joe begins putting two and two together, believing his client is guilty of Catherine's murder, The Police however, believe that Joe himself is the number one suspect.
It wasn't as exciting as the opening episode, that was edge of the seat viewing, but this was another cracking watch, one that focuses on the central character, and tells us a lot. A great story, and some excellent acting, again.
It's really interesting, Joe is placed in an almost impossible position, is he allowed to point the finger at a patient? Does he have a case, or is he covering his own tracks, taking advantage 9f someone vulnerable.
Not sure about you, but for me Bobby Schofield is stealing the show as Bobby Moran, he's a fascinating, very deep character, I particularly enjoyed his intense scenes with Turner.
8/10.
It wasn't as exciting as the opening episode, that was edge of the seat viewing, but this was another cracking watch, one that focuses on the central character, and tells us a lot. A great story, and some excellent acting, again.
It's really interesting, Joe is placed in an almost impossible position, is he allowed to point the finger at a patient? Does he have a case, or is he covering his own tracks, taking advantage 9f someone vulnerable.
Not sure about you, but for me Bobby Schofield is stealing the show as Bobby Moran, he's a fascinating, very deep character, I particularly enjoyed his intense scenes with Turner.
8/10.
