DSU Jackie Roberts launches Operation Magnum, and the huge DNA swabbing begins. The Police now officially state that Geraldine, Pauline and Sandra were all killed by the same hand, a serial killer.
Definitely a more straightforward timeline than in episode one, with the majority of it being set in the early 2000's. This was an excellent second episode, which sees The Police get down to the nitty gritty of finding the killer. It's well paced, gritty, and there's a definite ill wind blowing through it.
Despite being aware of the identity of the killer, it's funny how an actor stirs feelings in you, Matthew Gravelle is such an actor, ever since Broadchurch, it's hard to look at him, and not think, he did it.
The visuals are striking once again, the designers did a fantastic job recreating 1973.
Great acting again, Keith Allen really stood out for me, as he so often does.
8/10.
Definitely a more straightforward timeline than in episode one, with the majority of it being set in the early 2000's. This was an excellent second episode, which sees The Police get down to the nitty gritty of finding the killer. It's well paced, gritty, and there's a definite ill wind blowing through it.
Despite being aware of the identity of the killer, it's funny how an actor stirs feelings in you, Matthew Gravelle is such an actor, ever since Broadchurch, it's hard to look at him, and not think, he did it.
The visuals are striking once again, the designers did a fantastic job recreating 1973.
Great acting again, Keith Allen really stood out for me, as he so often does.
8/10.
