[FairfieldLife] Re: Belated thanks for mentioning Line Of Duty 2
Yes, it's been excellent, edge of the seat stuff. It's well written and very well played, I like the fact that most of the characters don't want the investigation to go any further for their own personal reasons. I haven't seen this weeks episode yet so I'm trying to avoid spoilers on the net! ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb@... wrote : Thanks again. I don't remember which of our estimable UK members mentioned it to me, but thanks. It's not over yet -- one last episode to go -- but it's certainly turned into a great ride, full of memorable and interesting characters. The regular cast is as good as they were in the previous season, but the standout performance comes from Keeley Hawes (who my genealogy-freak brother tells me we might be distantly related to) as either the victim being framed or the stalker-framer herself...still yet to be determined. Even though the description was spat out by a character who everyone watching would love to see put away just for being a misogynist SOB, he may have had a point when he referred to her as a bunny-boiler (movie reference).
[FairfieldLife] Re: Belated thanks for mentioning Line Of Duty 2
Wow, I just saw episode 5. That interview at the end was intense! I'm so glad I'm an honest type I would fold within seconds in an interrogation like that. Great stuff, I can't guess at the ending, bound to be a shocker though, but the Keeley Hawes character is definitely playing them along in some way. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb@... wrote : Thanks again. I don't remember which of our estimable UK members mentioned it to me, but thanks. It's not over yet -- one last episode to go -- but it's certainly turned into a great ride, full of memorable and interesting characters. The regular cast is as good as they were in the previous season, but the standout performance comes from Keeley Hawes (who my genealogy-freak brother tells me we might be distantly related to) as either the victim being framed or the stalker-framer herself...still yet to be determined. Even though the description was spat out by a character who everyone watching would love to see put away just for being a misogynist SOB, he may have had a point when he referred to her as a bunny-boiler (movie reference).
