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Tasha is taken in for questioning, she in turn is surprised and angry to hear that her brother had recently been in France. Jo refuses to heed the warnings, and continues her own, personal investigation, walking straight into danger.

Who killed Daniel, that is the question?

Right now, all fingers are pointing very firmly at Jack Radcliffe, but is he almost too guilty looking? At least in this one we got to see a bit more from Philip Glenister.

I honestly think this series is getting better with each passing episode, and after a very pedestrian start, I think it's opening up a bit.

Best scene definitely the courtroom drama, Lorraine Ashbourne terrific as always.

That whole advertising with The Flooding made it look somewhat different to what we've been given, but it's starting to settle down.

I'm intrigued for the conclusion.

7/10.

As the episode is titled In Too Deep. It very much suggests that Joanna Marshall might find herself in the deep end.

She confides in her husband Pat and shows her some evidence on the phone. He wipes it telling her that it is for her own future given what she has done. It might be for his own benefit as well.

Molly Marshall finds out about political corruption regarding ambitious council leader Sarah Mackie. She has close links with property developer Jack Radcliffe. Mackie has done some favours for him. Jack has been discharging water into the river that may have caused the flooding.

Sarah's husband Sergeant Phil Mackie suspects his wife is having an affair. Maybe he is also into the corruption.

It looks like Jack Radcliffe's land deal is where the characters criss cross each other regarding the dead body.

It just does not work for me so far as a political or an environmental thriller.

The series is all over the place. You had a flood, after the flood. Some sunny weather where Joanna and Molly talk to each other on the outside pavement of the cafe. Then prospect of more bad weather to arrive.

I suspect if you plan to denounce the council leader as corrupt. Then don't ride home on your bike in the pouring rain.