stevesfan

So much for British justice, I didn't know it was a true story, just wanted to see it as I like Patricia routledge. I kept missing on tv, and only got to see it this week on true movies. I was astounded, Patricia should have been nominated for an award for this. It was so gripping, her performance was superb. So very moving at the end.

I am watching again from season one, after going through all 12 seasons, now can watch in more depth. I too was a little confused when I heard McGarrett refer to Richard Denning as Phil, I think many people thought the governors name was Phil until we saw a nameplate in one episode saying Paul Jameson. There were a lot of continuity mistakes then, we spot them all the time now. The drive to the dock was a stock scene, we saw him many times drive past the fountain, which was the opposite way from from the docks anyway. Surely someone was paid to notice he was wearing a different colour suit several times in a scene. on one occasion he drove to the airport in a dark suit and arrived back in a light grey one. There were several others. I'm sure if I worked in continuity, I would make notes at the end of the shoot saying what colour suit he was wearing.