Wexford attempts to uncover who Geoff Smith is, and encounters a man named Kirkpatrick. Ruby provides a useful insight into exactly what happened to Anne.
It's so dry, even for a Ruth Rendell mystery, it is very dry and serious, pacing is a little better here in the second episode than the first, but still a little pedestrian.
What exactly is DC Drayton up to, is he Geoff Smith? Some of the pieces of the puzzle have been uncovered.
Some of the production values are shocking, that romantic music that screams out is diabolical.
Carmel McSharry totally steals this episode, Ruby is a hilarious character, talk about full of life and charisma, best known as Alf Garnett's neighbour, Mrs Hollingberry.
Christopher Ellison has also elevated things somewhat, I can't explain why, but why does he have such a villainous face?
7/10.
It's so dry, even for a Ruth Rendell mystery, it is very dry and serious, pacing is a little better here in the second episode than the first, but still a little pedestrian.
What exactly is DC Drayton up to, is he Geoff Smith? Some of the pieces of the puzzle have been uncovered.
Some of the production values are shocking, that romantic music that screams out is diabolical.
Carmel McSharry totally steals this episode, Ruby is a hilarious character, talk about full of life and charisma, best known as Alf Garnett's neighbour, Mrs Hollingberry.
Christopher Ellison has also elevated things somewhat, I can't explain why, but why does he have such a villainous face?
7/10.