Jefferson Grieff agrees for Beth to sit in on his next case, Harry challenges Edgar over the flash drive.
Episode one was perhaps a little hard to follow, I didn't have that problem here, the pieces started to fall into place, two almost impossible strands becoming intertwined.
Stephen Moffat really does have a bold imagination, he's spun an intriguing web here, only in this he can't hit the reset button.
The acting continues to impress, for me, once again it's Stanley Tucci who really does stand out.
Dolly Wells was actually really good here as Janice, she irritated me for the most part in episode one, here though we got to see a bit of depth, she's a much more interesting character than I first thought.
7/10.
Episode one was perhaps a little hard to follow, I didn't have that problem here, the pieces started to fall into place, two almost impossible strands becoming intertwined.
Stephen Moffat really does have a bold imagination, he's spun an intriguing web here, only in this he can't hit the reset button.
The acting continues to impress, for me, once again it's Stanley Tucci who really does stand out.
Dolly Wells was actually really good here as Janice, she irritated me for the most part in episode one, here though we got to see a bit of depth, she's a much more interesting character than I first thought.
7/10.