An inmate at a Prison is killed, just after an escape plan is brought to The Governor's attention.
The variety continues, you have to hand it to the writing team, they kept this first series fresh and surprising.
It's a very dry episode once again, but it's definitely entertaining, it's full of mystery and intrigue, and totally devoid of any humour.
A seventies show set inside a Prison, with some big characters, it's like a serious edition of Porridge.
The Prison makes for a really interesting setting, when people already have their liberty taken from them, what else do they have to lose. Kingdom and Ward are made to work hard for their collar here.
A cracking cast was our together for this one, Bill Murray, John Woodnutt and the wonderful Alun Armstrong.
Hard to fault, 8/10.
The variety continues, you have to hand it to the writing team, they kept this first series fresh and surprising.
It's a very dry episode once again, but it's definitely entertaining, it's full of mystery and intrigue, and totally devoid of any humour.
A seventies show set inside a Prison, with some big characters, it's like a serious edition of Porridge.
The Prison makes for a really interesting setting, when people already have their liberty taken from them, what else do they have to lose. Kingdom and Ward are made to work hard for their collar here.
A cracking cast was our together for this one, Bill Murray, John Woodnutt and the wonderful Alun Armstrong.
Hard to fault, 8/10.