Episode #1.6

The show started relatively interesting but it definitely suffered in the end.

The writers clearly didn't know how to finish the show and it felt very rushed and very this will do..

The first half of this episode is fine. All the forces are at work against Eliot and that dying cop (as despicable as they come) has done everything he can to frame him. But Helen is really he hero. She proves the ability to adapt to situations. I was so pleased. And then when they end up at the jail the whole thing gets downright stupid. The final five minutes seem like about twenty. I noticed there will be a season two and so what takes place at the end is going to be modified in some deus ex machina way, I'm sure. So often these little series go along just great and then the writers mess it all up.

Detective Inspector Lachlan Rogers gives his side of the story, which puts Elliot and Helen in serious trouble, the order to shoot is given.

I know this wasn't perhaps the greatest ending, it's possibly a little drawn out, and a little underwhelming, but I can certainly appreciate the writing, everything comes together very nicely, all of the little things that have happened along the way, have a relevance here.

When the big twist came, it was really good, unexpected, but clever nonetheless.

I've wondered a the way through who's been the real villain, and it's looking as though Rogers is the main villain of the piece.

It's been so well acted, the two lead performers were terrific, they worked so well together.

Series two awaits, I'm not sure it was necessary, but let's wait and see.

7/10.