Joe learns an error surrounding Bobby Moran's identity, he traces his background to Liverpool, so heads off to start his own investigation.
It's an interesting middle episode, not as exciting or fast paced as the last two, but a solid anchor, somewhat revealing, but generally it's more questions than answers. A little slower in terms of pace, but very well acted once again.
How has gone from being hero to public enemy number one in a very short space of time, I'm intrigued to see if he's guilty or not.
All fingers seem to be pointing towards Gerald Owens, Adam James always seems to play the part of the villain, so would it be a little too obvious to be him? Time will tell.
An extra point for the presence of the wonderful Angela Griffin, she's always good value.
7/10.
It's an interesting middle episode, not as exciting or fast paced as the last two, but a solid anchor, somewhat revealing, but generally it's more questions than answers. A little slower in terms of pace, but very well acted once again.
How has gone from being hero to public enemy number one in a very short space of time, I'm intrigued to see if he's guilty or not.
All fingers seem to be pointing towards Gerald Owens, Adam James always seems to play the part of the villain, so would it be a little too obvious to be him? Time will tell.
An extra point for the presence of the wonderful Angela Griffin, she's always good value.
7/10.
