“I am not drunk!” states DCI Gene Hunt. “But you have been drinking,” DI Alex Drake retorts. “It’s nearly dinner time, of course I’ve had a bloody drink!” Hunt explains. Now this was a particularly good start, from the Quattro roaring in to the excellent script, and I feel this is a place where the [...]
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Like last time, if you’re planning on watching this, don’t read – I am prone to give endings away. Also, this should have been written on Saturday but I had no computer and good company – so, yeah. No writings until now! This week’s episode I wasn’t as gripped by as last week’s, but I [...]
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Or, why I love Gene Hunt. So. The great debate. Should this spin-off from Life On Mars ever have been allowed to occur – does it taint its marvellous predecessor – or, does it overshadow and outrun Life On Mars, and viewers are very happy that there are many more hours of Gene Hunt to [...]
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