S2.E2

Blood, Sweat and Tears: Part 2

Episode aired Feb 15, 1997
TV-14
48m

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Mick Ford, Richard Huw, and Nicola Redmond in Affaires non classées (1996)

The investigation continues and a boxing trainer apparently commits suicide. Sam isn't convinced however and with the assistance of a ballistics expert, obtains the evidence to prove the sui... Read allThe investigation continues and a boxing trainer apparently commits suicide. Sam isn't convinced however and with the assistance of a ballistics expert, obtains the evidence to prove the suicide was actually murder. She also learns the reason for Kevin Sharma getting into a bare-... Read allThe investigation continues and a boxing trainer apparently commits suicide. Sam isn't convinced however and with the assistance of a ballistics expert, obtains the evidence to prove the suicide was actually murder. She also learns the reason for Kevin Sharma getting into a bare-knuckles fight and now suspects that Terence Cross' hit and run may not have been an accid... Read all

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8Sleepin_Dragon

A very strong concluding episode.

Sam is really on the case, still looking into the death of the boxer, and now an apparent suicide. The Police want a quick result in order to save a few quid.

Ita not so much a mystery in the sense that we saw the events which led to the death of Kevin, but there are questions surrounding Terri's suicide. This second series is shaping up very well.

It's nice to see that Sam isn't superhuman, she's not afraid go ask for a little help. She is a little hard nosed, she's not showing much emotion, whereas the world has fallen in on poor Wyn.

Frederick Treves is excellent as the former boss, a real nuisance, but it's Idris Elba that stands out most of all, he gives a great performance as Charlie.

1blkbar1946

NO CONCLUSION

Who killed Terri? No conclusion. Sister prepares dinner and it ends. What?

7msghall

Frustrating lack of resolution to an otherwise fine episode

Ending with a dinner and the promise of romance, this episode leaves us hanging without providing a resolution to the murder being investigated. We suspect the result but it is not confirmed. I feel a little cheated. I was so enjoying the show until then. Hopefully, this isn't a a harbinger of the way future episodes conclude.

9Hitchcoc

Serious Forensics

I enjoyed the efforts made by Sam to show that the woman who died was murdered; that she did not commit suicide. She is always swimming upstream because she is a woman with scientific knowledge. Here her suspicions are in question and she needs corroboration. The forensics were really interesting and while the killing of the boxer was tenuous, the other case was much more dramatic.