Carol Halston is convinced that ruthless businessman, Paul Heindrik, has something do with the death of her sister, who drew her life savings out, and planned to invest it with him.
I have to start by saying, what an utterly boring episode this was, it was an interesting beginning, and seemed to be going somewhere, but it just falls flat, with too much dialogue, and incredibly long scenes.
Those on the case seemed to miss what was glaringly obvious, and right in front of their eyes, how nobody managed to put two and two together is beyond me.
It should have become more interesting when the murder occurs, it doesn't, the only scene of any possible interest involves Barbara Windsor, it seemed so incredibly random, when she opened that door I was half expecting Charles Hawtrey to burst in shouting....'ohhhh halooooooo.'
When I read the plot and saw the cast, I had real hopes for this one, it wasn't bad, but it should have been so much better.
6/10.
I have to start by saying, what an utterly boring episode this was, it was an interesting beginning, and seemed to be going somewhere, but it just falls flat, with too much dialogue, and incredibly long scenes.
Those on the case seemed to miss what was glaringly obvious, and right in front of their eyes, how nobody managed to put two and two together is beyond me.
It should have become more interesting when the murder occurs, it doesn't, the only scene of any possible interest involves Barbara Windsor, it seemed so incredibly random, when she opened that door I was half expecting Charles Hawtrey to burst in shouting....'ohhhh halooooooo.'
When I read the plot and saw the cast, I had real hopes for this one, it wasn't bad, but it should have been so much better.
6/10.