Somewhere in the country is a fortune, hidden, and people are after it. Two have died, an snow another, The Inspector in charge of the case is struggling, and given help in the form of Intelligence Man Mr Wheatfield.
I would have thought initially that this was penned by Francis Durbridge, it has that sort of style, as it progresses you see it doesn't quite have his eye for detail or for the subtle points, but it's still a good watch.
Part one has my interest, even if the production is a little clunky. John Thaw is always worth seeing in anything, and his character is interesting, as is the dynamic with his flashy father.
Part one done, I am intrigued.
I would have thought initially that this was penned by Francis Durbridge, it has that sort of style, as it progresses you see it doesn't quite have his eye for detail or for the subtle points, but it's still a good watch.
Part one has my interest, even if the production is a little clunky. John Thaw is always worth seeing in anything, and his character is interesting, as is the dynamic with his flashy father.
Part one done, I am intrigued.