With the help of Eve, Boyd is able to work out who George is, and the horrific way that he died.
This is one of the best stories of the lot, Skin is the perfect name for it, this one does genuinely get right under your skin.
Philip Whitchurch arguably steals the show as Jim, each of the performances are terrific, but this guy really does get under your skin, he's vile, but he's amazingly convincing.
It is perhaps a little gruesome in parts, the way that Eve recounts George's death is arguably one of the most harrowing and violently explicit things I have ever seen on TV. They have toned things down since these days.
The black and white filming looks awesome, the music works so well, each of the elements that make up this show are on point, it's so well made.
This is another reminder of just how awesome this show used to be. Harrowing and incredible, 10/10.
This is one of the best stories of the lot, Skin is the perfect name for it, this one does genuinely get right under your skin.
Philip Whitchurch arguably steals the show as Jim, each of the performances are terrific, but this guy really does get under your skin, he's vile, but he's amazingly convincing.
It is perhaps a little gruesome in parts, the way that Eve recounts George's death is arguably one of the most harrowing and violently explicit things I have ever seen on TV. They have toned things down since these days.
The black and white filming looks awesome, the music works so well, each of the elements that make up this show are on point, it's so well made.
This is another reminder of just how awesome this show used to be. Harrowing and incredible, 10/10.
