The twists continue, it seems everyone is out to get Bill Kirby. Initially I'd thought that Kirby was the good guy, and that the bad guys were obviously out to get him, but perhaps that's not the case. Classified as a dangerous man, it seems Bill has many enemies in high places, even his old friend Charlie has conspired against him. The story has continued to offer intrigue and suspense, as a viewer I feel I've been pushed into a blind alley, that's exactly what I want from a thriller. Very well acted once again, the dynamic between Kirby and Laura has grown in interest, with the complexity of the relationship proving interesting. An intriguing cliffhanger which left me wondering who he was, and how Laura knew him. This was very good indeed. 8/10
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A Deadly Policy
Prismark1023 April 2024
Dangerous Knowledge might had shown its hand too early into the second episode.
Laura Marshall was not some random person selected by Bill Kirby when he tried to evade her pursuers.
She was conveniently placed there, by her stepfather Roger Fane at the cross channel ferry.
Lucky then that Bill Kirkby went to her then. Now Fane wants Laura to go back to Bill and keep tabs on him, learn more about him.
By the end of the second episode. We learn that Bill is more than an ace life insurance salesman. He is something to do with the espionage community.
Fane and his henchmen, Sanders and Martin might be also to do with the government somehow.
The show wants to make out that Bill has discovered something. The government might not want him to have that knowledge.
Maybe they should had kep Laura's motive up in the air for a bit longer.
Laura Marshall was not some random person selected by Bill Kirby when he tried to evade her pursuers.
She was conveniently placed there, by her stepfather Roger Fane at the cross channel ferry.
Lucky then that Bill Kirkby went to her then. Now Fane wants Laura to go back to Bill and keep tabs on him, learn more about him.
By the end of the second episode. We learn that Bill is more than an ace life insurance salesman. He is something to do with the espionage community.
Fane and his henchmen, Sanders and Martin might be also to do with the government somehow.
The show wants to make out that Bill has discovered something. The government might not want him to have that knowledge.
Maybe they should had kep Laura's motive up in the air for a bit longer.
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