The body of Piers Kennedy, a Falklands soldier turned pacifist is found in the sewers underneath Westminster, Boyd is warned that this discovery has political implications.
I have been blown away by the first two stories in this final series, I don't have that same feeling here with this episode, but I did still enjoy it.
I would say this one is heavy, it's very much a political thriller, with a more heavy storyline, and some niggle between the team, generally aimed at Grace.
I enjoyed the focus on Grace, and her past, we have seen her in her youth before, this was a good exploration, and I buy that she would have been a pacifist, that was in keeping with her character.
What a cast, Frances Tomelty, Penny Downie, Jack Shepherd, John Shrapnel, that's an impressive lineup in anyone's book.
Not a personal favourite, but it's good, 7/10.
I have been blown away by the first two stories in this final series, I don't have that same feeling here with this episode, but I did still enjoy it.
I would say this one is heavy, it's very much a political thriller, with a more heavy storyline, and some niggle between the team, generally aimed at Grace.
I enjoyed the focus on Grace, and her past, we have seen her in her youth before, this was a good exploration, and I buy that she would have been a pacifist, that was in keeping with her character.
What a cast, Frances Tomelty, Penny Downie, Jack Shepherd, John Shrapnel, that's an impressive lineup in anyone's book.
Not a personal favourite, but it's good, 7/10.
