Well so far Press is not an exciting high octane look at the world of rival newspapers.
It is more stuck in second gear. Even if it aimed to be something like Lou Grant it would be something but the investigative journalism bit in Press is rather sterile so far.
The Herald's James Edwards is probing British firms in India using child labour but tell the audience something they do not know.
At least Holly's investigation of death in hospitals because the new cleaning contractor bidded low and then cut the amount of specialist disinfectant had some interest. Which is more than can be said of the Post's editor's car crash of a personal life.
Have you noticed all of a sudden the staff of these rival newspapers keep crossing paths? It is a wonder that Holly has never met Duncan Allen before until episode 1.
It is more stuck in second gear. Even if it aimed to be something like Lou Grant it would be something but the investigative journalism bit in Press is rather sterile so far.
The Herald's James Edwards is probing British firms in India using child labour but tell the audience something they do not know.
At least Holly's investigation of death in hospitals because the new cleaning contractor bidded low and then cut the amount of specialist disinfectant had some interest. Which is more than can be said of the Post's editor's car crash of a personal life.
Have you noticed all of a sudden the staff of these rival newspapers keep crossing paths? It is a wonder that Holly has never met Duncan Allen before until episode 1.
