Douglas Milton is an ex Government employee turned whistleblower, who's about to deliver a speech, one that will have huge ramifications, fearing for his life he employs Geoff as a bodyguard.
It's a good episode, one of the best ones from Series one, it's like a comedy, action caper with farcical overtones, I think they got the balance right with this one. Best of all, the fight scene.
Marty's new learned skills cause some amusement once again, I love how random they are, but they always come in useful.
Douglas really is a wanted man, and so many are out to get him, they're all wonderfully over the top, the laughs come when they start bumping into one another, well bumping off.
Seeing Jeannie tongue tied by the handsome American was quite funny, his delivery was very smooth.
A good cast, Paul Rhys was great, well supported by the likes of Simon Bird, Simon Pegg and Alexis Denisof.
7/10.
It's a good episode, one of the best ones from Series one, it's like a comedy, action caper with farcical overtones, I think they got the balance right with this one. Best of all, the fight scene.
Marty's new learned skills cause some amusement once again, I love how random they are, but they always come in useful.
Douglas really is a wanted man, and so many are out to get him, they're all wonderfully over the top, the laughs come when they start bumping into one another, well bumping off.
Seeing Jeannie tongue tied by the handsome American was quite funny, his delivery was very smooth.
A good cast, Paul Rhys was great, well supported by the likes of Simon Bird, Simon Pegg and Alexis Denisof.
7/10.