The Powers that be feeling that DI Ray needs supervision, DI Holden of The Serious Crime Squad is brought in. Ray goes in pursuit of Rav, who has been kidnapped by The Chapman family.
It's good, it's definitely held my attention, it's exciting, if a little far fetched. It definitely makes for good TV, and the twist involving Rav and Dave came as a surprise. The issue I have is with Ray going into the gym alone, I just can't imagine it would happen.
Whenever I speak to American friends, who love British drama, they all say the same thing, British drama seems to feature a small pot of actors that seem to pop up over and over, it's true. Always good to see Patrick Baladi.
Far fetched, but enjoyable.
7/10.
It's good, it's definitely held my attention, it's exciting, if a little far fetched. It definitely makes for good TV, and the twist involving Rav and Dave came as a surprise. The issue I have is with Ray going into the gym alone, I just can't imagine it would happen.
Whenever I speak to American friends, who love British drama, they all say the same thing, British drama seems to feature a small pot of actors that seem to pop up over and over, it's true. Always good to see Patrick Baladi.
Far fetched, but enjoyable.
7/10.