Broken by Kathrine Smith in one of those ones when you know it isn't the obvious suspect and it turns out we haven't met the true criminal. And it's a shout out against the failings of the legal system, in particular the length of time it is now taking to get to trial.
Barrister Kerrie Hayes goes missing (we told her not to get out of the car) and bits of her body start turning up. Anneika Rose, Tamsin Outhwaite, Preslav Shipkaliev and various others are involved.
Then we're obviously excited to see the names of Dudi Appleton and Jim Keeble come up for Vanishing Point, which begins in Mumbai, and then follows Nikki's progress on a nightmare flight back to the UK. Gershwyn Eustache Jr is a helpful air steward, Nikkita Chadha also on deck. Paul Hilton is the dodgy businessman, Jo Hartley the nurse, Steve Oram the first victim and Sunetra Sarker a Home Office official. It's an exciting ride, though somewhat questionable (why did Hartley need to poison herself?)
I would have liked to see Nikki and the nice steward arriving back in London OK and her introducing him to Jack.
Jack's looking more and more like Mr. Incredible. Emilia Fox is an exec producer - and has been since 2020.
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