Fool For Love, Part 2

El episodio se transmitió el 20 oct 2024

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Adrian Dunbar in Fool For Love, Part 2 (2024)

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Ridley se apresura a descubrir quién le disparó a Oliver, esperando proteger a Jack de convertirse en el principal sospechoso. La situación empeora cuando el arma homicida aparece en un luga... Leer todoRidley se apresura a descubrir quién le disparó a Oliver, esperando proteger a Jack de convertirse en el principal sospechoso. La situación empeora cuando el arma homicida aparece en un lugar impactante.Ridley se apresura a descubrir quién le disparó a Oliver, esperando proteger a Jack de convertirse en el principal sospechoso. La situación empeora cuando el arma homicida aparece en un lugar impactante.

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8Sleepin_Dragon

It continues to improve.

When Goodwin learns of Jack's involvement in the case, Carol is removed and Ridley is placed in charge. The discovery of a vital clue then points to a rather unexpected candidate for Oliver's death.

Easily the standout episode of the second series - all the elements finally seem to fall into place: the writing, the characters, the performances, the story arc. There's a depth here that has been missing from earlier outings, and it's a storyline I actually felt able to connect with. As for the identity of Oliver's killer, we're made to wait, and it's well constructed.

The title proves significant, and at one point it does give you the chance to piece things together.

With any luck, this puts the Jack storyline to bed - it's gone on long enough. And perhaps Carol might now get a few weeks' holiday; she's certainly earned it.

There's something about this plot and setup that feels tailor-made for Vera - a rugged, northern grit that would have suited that world perfectly.

I'm fairly sure John Michie is being primed for a bigger role in the final episode.

It concludes with a Ridley song, and I've worked out what it reminds me of: 'Allo 'Allo - specifically Madame Edith singing to a room of officers who promptly order cheese for their ears.

8/10.

Trivia
At the end of the episode, Ridley tells Annie he is going to sing "one of those old, off-Broadway tunes that I seem to like so much." He then sings "Try to Remember." The song is from the first act of "The Fantasticks," a 1960 musical with music by Harvey Schmidt and book and lyrics by Tom Jones. It tells an allegorical story concerning two neighboring fathers who, by pretending to feud, trick their children Luisa and Matt into falling in love. The show's original off-Broadway production ran for a total of 42 years (until 2002) and 17,162 performances, making it, as of 2024, the world's longest-running musical.

Errores
In Part 1, the pathologist reported that the fatal shot was fired from extremely close to the body. But the flashback in Part 2 shows the shooter firing from a considerable distance, perhaps 4 feet.