Colonel March is trying hard to relax on a beach, but a conversation with young lad is followed by a suspicious death.
It's a decent episode, there's nothing in this one I would say makes it feel unique or different, the twist is good when it comes, but the events are pretty straightforward to predict.
Ewan Roberts is always great value as Inspector Ames, he's such a charismatic actor, a clear, strong personality, and that accent is wonderful.
Richard O'Sullivan is instantly recognisable as the young boy on the beach. You can easily see who he is.
Fancy introducing yourself as being from The Department of Queer complaints, it does make me chuckle when Karloff utters it.
Decent, 6/10.
It's a decent episode, there's nothing in this one I would say makes it feel unique or different, the twist is good when it comes, but the events are pretty straightforward to predict.
Ewan Roberts is always great value as Inspector Ames, he's such a charismatic actor, a clear, strong personality, and that accent is wonderful.
Richard O'Sullivan is instantly recognisable as the young boy on the beach. You can easily see who he is.
Fancy introducing yourself as being from The Department of Queer complaints, it does make me chuckle when Karloff utters it.
Decent, 6/10.