When another homeless person is found dead in a doorway, Geordie and Will begin to realise that the wrong man may be behind bars.
This was an excellent episode, it was the perfect way to round off the series.
I loved how it linked bits from the whole series together, as a mystery, I think it's the first time they've done that, it really worked well. Really good the whole way through, elevated by the shocking moment at the end.
I loved how each point was addressed, and resolved, Sylvia, The Cafe, Geordie's marriage, and of course Will's libido.
Definitely a few question marks still around some of the choices, I really can't see a Vicar saluting a gay couple in the 1950's, especially in a village, I know why they've done it, and it's well intentioned, I'm just not sure it's a realistic view point. In a way it's doing a disservice to those who would have been mistreated for being gay.
It had an end of show feel, I truly hope there's more to come, if it carries on along these lines, there are more great chapters to come.
9/10.
This was an excellent episode, it was the perfect way to round off the series.
I loved how it linked bits from the whole series together, as a mystery, I think it's the first time they've done that, it really worked well. Really good the whole way through, elevated by the shocking moment at the end.
I loved how each point was addressed, and resolved, Sylvia, The Cafe, Geordie's marriage, and of course Will's libido.
Definitely a few question marks still around some of the choices, I really can't see a Vicar saluting a gay couple in the 1950's, especially in a village, I know why they've done it, and it's well intentioned, I'm just not sure it's a realistic view point. In a way it's doing a disservice to those who would have been mistreated for being gay.
It had an end of show feel, I truly hope there's more to come, if it carries on along these lines, there are more great chapters to come.
9/10.
