Silent witness - new series
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k theironduke said:
Check out the BBC "Gunpowder, Treason and Plot" mini series for a "naughty" scene with EF....it's in the second part IIRC.
She also did some fairly risqué stuff in the tv adaptation of some Mills and Boon stories 
Don't think she looks as nice in this series of SW though. Bit too skinny, plus she looks a bit skeletor as she has no eyebrows
have to admit, this weeks episodes far better than last weeks. Far cry from the best years though and still too many improbables such as how on earth did the bearded guy get a courier to show up in an identical van to his as such short notice? and anyway, we all know the barman from the hustle wouldnt be a murderer.
Felt this weeks episodes were better, but it seemed like they spent 99% telling the story then 1% on the ending. Plus, the news broadcast at the end said both the guys in the fancy office were 'critically ill' but surely the nature of the dust would mean they would be ill much further in the future PLUS there seemed to be no follow-up of what happened (or was going to happen) to the contaminated area.
Sorry, can't stop myself. Train fire in a tunnel in 1962, but clearly a Class 56 diesel locomotive, which didn't enter service until the mid to late seventies. Tsk.
Otherwise I always like Silent Witness, though not entirely sure about the new people though I said that last time there was someone new.
Otherwise I always like Silent Witness, though not entirely sure about the new people though I said that last time there was someone new.
Has Emilia Fox lost the ability to act or is her look of permanent bewilderment down to the poor quality of this series.
Her character has become seriously dippy "oh Leo I know there's a major cover up staring us all in the face but can't you just like write it up and totally make it someone else's problem?"
Disappointing.
Plot holes and mulligans (is that the right term, i can't remember) aplenty in this series too.
Her character has become seriously dippy "oh Leo I know there's a major cover up staring us all in the face but can't you just like write it up and totally make it someone else's problem?"
Disappointing.
Plot holes and mulligans (is that the right term, i can't remember) aplenty in this series too.
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