Eddie Brannel is in custody, but there is still a doubt about his guilt.
A very good second episode, it's just a good old fashioned murder mystery. The main element that makes this story different is the suspect, Eddie is unable to articulate a defence or offer up any challenge to The Police.
The ending is very good, and satisfying, particularly if you've put the pieces together and guessed correctly.
Lovely attention to detail throughout, great sets and costumes, and of course surprise at seeing a television at The Quin household.
Michael Fitzgerald is very good as Eddie, he's thoroughly believable as a character. Keith Barron does perhaps steal the show though. Pip Torrens is great, that guy has been at the top of TV drama for many years, not surprising though.
Very good, 8/10.
A very good second episode, it's just a good old fashioned murder mystery. The main element that makes this story different is the suspect, Eddie is unable to articulate a defence or offer up any challenge to The Police.
The ending is very good, and satisfying, particularly if you've put the pieces together and guessed correctly.
Lovely attention to detail throughout, great sets and costumes, and of course surprise at seeing a television at The Quin household.
Michael Fitzgerald is very good as Eddie, he's thoroughly believable as a character. Keith Barron does perhaps steal the show though. Pip Torrens is great, that guy has been at the top of TV drama for many years, not surprising though.
Very good, 8/10.
