Impact

Funny how Nathan lost so much weight within a short time lol. Know it was second series.....looks fitter for it so no complaining.

That was a really impressive start to season 2. A powerful continuation of the cliff-hanger episode from season 1 with lots of action and some surprises.

Afton Williamson played my favorite character Bishop! It occurs to me that her character reflected her own personae. She brought the reflection which all policemen need and would not allow herself to be compromised. She had the highest moral character. And, yes, the script was written for her, however, her skills in acting brought that script to life. She was subtle but strong, quiet but assertive, and these characteristics in her character were demonstrative of her own characteristics in life. As I understand it, she stood up for herself, and she will be missed - excellent actor! It's a shame that some of her colleagues could not perceive this.

This is an example for real bad directing and editing of an episode of a very promising tv series! They should do better!

I was terrifiedddd going into this episode. After Tim collapsed at the end of season 1, I thought they'd use that opportunity to kill off his character and I would've hated that. Thankfully, that didn't happen. I also love the reactions of Grey and Bradford when Chen said she jumped down into the dumpster after the suspect. Loved that scene.

Best part of the episode? It's always great when Grey and Nolan team up, so that was fun. Also, "We're going to fight using a timer?" Loveddd that line.

Worst part of the episode? I never know how to feel about Jessica. It feels like we're supposed to think she's hiding something, but I don't know if I'm reading the situation correctly. Alsooo, Talia is gone! After the IA investigation was closed, that was the last thing I expected.