Mare Of Easttown was near-perfect – why ruin it with a second series?
Season one of Kate Winslet's moving crime drama left no loose ends and satisfied on every level; season two would turn it into Broadchurch
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Season one of Kate Winslet's moving crime drama left no loose ends and satisfied on every level; season two would turn it into Broadchurch
Vicky McClure and Martin Compston star in Line of Duty Credit: BBC “And all the time we were here, thinking we were chasing some criminal mastermind.” I feel you, Ted Hastings, I feel you. DCI Ian Buckells was “H”, aka the Fourth Man Be honest, who saw that coming? Up until the moment we saw Buckells’s face, I was utterly convinced that Chief Constable Philip Osborne was the bent cop mastermind behind it all. Well played, Jed Mercurio. No, it was the bluffing, blustering, buffoonish Buckells (who I had my suspicions about in episode two – but I assumed he was bent, not “H”).