But as doubt is cast on his guilt, I was worried the story was ending up criticizing sexual assault allegations, and the honesty of those women. Not in most of his words, but mostly in the way he acts and looks around and to the women in the room. Playing a businessman accused of rape, Harrington along with the direction of Jim Field Smith creates a perfect vision of “arsehole misogyny”. Game of Thrones’ Kit Harrington storms into episode two, who seems to be this season’s David Tennant flagship on marketing. Instead of grabbing my unknowing eyes with Tennant, this pilot leaks in the elements I loved about the show piece-by-piece, enveloping me in what makes these stories so fun to watch.Īnd then? Maybe a bit of star power. But once this by-the-numbers chat twists the case on its head, everyone rushes in to solve the case. It’s a lazy Sunday, and most of our favourite characters aren’t even in. Now we open with a grieving wife (Sophie Okonedo) on a procedural check-up following the arrest of her husband for murder.
However, the star power is delivered differently.
Season two was released this week, and is no different in terms of hitting those points.
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