User Reviews

The second case in the latest series sees the UCOS team investigating the murder of a young doctor in 2010. She was found strangled at home after a night clubbing; it is assumed that somebody followed her home but there are also reports of a strange man lurking nearby. As the investigation gets underway several suspects and motives emerge that the original investigation missed. Not long before she was killed she was involved in an operation at left a woman and her unborn child dead and may also have been involved with an older, senior doctor, her family also appear to be hiding something. Away from the investigation Danny is feeling down because his daughter has left for university so the team try to come up with ways to cheer him up.

After a slightly weak series opener we get a better episode; there were plenty of suspects and a similar number of motives which should keep the viewers guessing till the end. There were the usual number of laughs along the way although the opening gag where the men in the team were told they couldn't go into the night club seems very forced; indeed since they didn't do anything once inside it looked like it was only included for that gag! Overall though this was a decent enough instalment in this easy viewing series.

This was interesting but I don't like the way some of the talk was. Strickland is not in this episode Lydia is found dead in her apartment after coming from a bar.

This episode is about Lydia stealing drugs, giving them to her sister and more. Lydia works at a hospital. UCOS thinks she was having an affair with the doctor. It comes out later that the doctor was her real father who caught her stealing drugs. A man married to her mother is said to be her father. The man knows he is not Lydia's father.

Suspects--Lydia's real father, her step father, her sister Katya addicted to Oxycodone, her bouncer friend, a patient's husband who died while Lydia had operated on his wife are some of the suspects.

This episode is so full of PC garbage. The actors are all good. The way they deal with crime though is upsetting at times. It is not treated as serious. Also the UCOS team are sometimes nutty.

Danny who is new and not married has a handicapped daughter named Holly in college who is in a wheel chair has trouble talking and wants her boyfriend to stay over night at Danny's house I suppose with her.

We have a female boss Sasha, black male lover of a white woman, a doctor that looks like he is from India in love with a white woman, Sasha the BOSS is good, this should make the feminist happy. Sasha dresses professional and does not have that mean attitude like her predecessor Sandra. She is younger, blond, tall and thin and thank God we don't have to see her boobs like Sandra's low cut blouses. She does look a little like Sandra. At times she is too understanding about crime when people tell her why they do something. The episode before this one let others off the hook that used stolen jewels to donate money for good causes. Now she says to a hospital employee just tell us what happened we won't tell the hospital about the drug stealing.

Steve is creepy he likes to play games on his phone. He is like Gerry he has an eye for women and gets distracted. They are using electronics more in these episodes. Sasha has a tablet searches her phone and tablet for info on cases and suspects.

The thing that surprises me is that they all drink alcohol when they are on duty in British police stories. UCOS drinks after work but if they visit a house and are offered a drink in other episodes they don't refuse especially Gerry.

So each episode is different.