Sun Hill are alerted to a bizarre scene, a child has been nabbed for selling jumpers at school, he's thirteen and working in the rag trade.
There is a definite streak of cleverness to this episode, once you look at the writer, Gwyneth Hughes, you'll see why it's so good, she's written some great stuff, such as Remember Me, currently waiting for her adaptation of Death comes as the end.
Very good, it doesn't follow the usual stereotypes of the show, I would have had money on Eleni Giorgiou being the guilty party, how many dodgy bosses have there been on the show.
Very well acted, good to see them showing youngsters that want to work, we normally only get to see those that see work as some sort of punishment.
Enjoyed it, 8/10.
There is a definite streak of cleverness to this episode, once you look at the writer, Gwyneth Hughes, you'll see why it's so good, she's written some great stuff, such as Remember Me, currently waiting for her adaptation of Death comes as the end.
Very good, it doesn't follow the usual stereotypes of the show, I would have had money on Eleni Giorgiou being the guilty party, how many dodgy bosses have there been on the show.
Very well acted, good to see them showing youngsters that want to work, we normally only get to see those that see work as some sort of punishment.
Enjoyed it, 8/10.
