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With a series programmes having the title such as "In the Footsteps of Killers", it in fact an attempt by the ciminologist, Professor David Wilson and actress Emilia Fox to search for and uncover possible answers by linking potential suspects to a number of other unsolved murders. Interesting? I also found the number of episodes pretty riveting particularly the unsolved Templeton Woods murders together with the available clues that would be able to link to it to one potential suspect whom had committed other known crimes together with a possibility in ruling them out. Overall, it might have some criticism but in fairness, the victims' surviving relatives would sometimes welcome some possible answers.

It now all seems pretty obvious that some films would bring two main cast members together for the part they play. Rarely, this would lead to real-life romance and a fairytale marriage. Sometimes, it would lead to lengthy legal battles through the process of their divorce proceedings and Mr & Mrs Smith is a classic example that starred Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie. On the film itself, it seems to be the stuff based on Jason Bourne or James Bond about a married couple whom wreck hovac in their property by trying to kill each other after learning about their espionages.

Of course if the reality was so glamorous, real-life espionage usually isn't like that with the way we see it on film. Most people working in undercover would mainly lead to basic living and slipping the net. On Mr & Mrs Smith, the film contains some ridiculously unworkable plots and extreme violence while some of the action is unexciting and dreary. I'm pretty certain that some users might disagree undercover work but this is how it usually turns out to be.

It might seem to be up to a minute when it was launched in 1985 but it has survived as a soap set in the east end of London and as an ideal location setting, is the only plus side I can give the series. It has rivaled other soaps such as 1960's Coronation Street and has also signalled the end of the road for 1964's Crossroads three years later.

Some of the plots are awash with bizarre storylines where it's easy to have an extra-marrital affair or your teenage daughter gets pregnant with a 40 something landlord of your local. In fairness, it should be noted that Eastenders isn't real. However, nearly every character is nerdy and unlikeable being usually biased, contemptible and socially-inept and hence, very depressing. Sometimes, it's downright nasty and has some degree of violence.