(10) Why wasn't everyone banging into each other in the supermarket as they all basically lived a hand's throw away from the Viper Club for 17 years.

(4)Why does the photo-journalist not spot anomalies in his work unless he prints them out? (5) Why is the ex-wife copper so nosy about her ex-husband? Why are they working together? (6) That home care place though - letting in anyone and everyone to prey upon an elderly resident? (7) One of my faves - the dead police chief in the basement of the police station and no one notices the smell after a few days? (8) Tawny something was never missed after her murder? (9) Ken and Barbie were totally extraneous.

(2) A policeman who cries all the time and can bang out a lovesong on a piano to a witness. And a constant irritant: these huge immaculate homes with perfect cupboards and well stocked fridges and clean floors and made beds and everybody living in it is running around elsewhere all the time. Plot holes and raised eyebrows everywhere. James Nesbitt, the copper, was totally inappropriate with the wife of a supposed victim and then again with a suspect. Cush Jumbo did her best but the script was a limp noodle and even though the camera fell on her face just about all the time, she registered very little emotion. But after a couple of episodes, it started to fall apart.

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