Knock Knock

Lorna's mental health is spiralling out of control, she's convinced she's seeing Aoife Cassidy, but sure she's walled up in her living room. Akande is convinced that Lorna is hiding vital information about Aoife.

I didn't fully get into the previous episode, but I felt that things definitely hitted up somewhat here, the story deepens, and the acting is quite something, Ruth Wilson showing her brilliance once again.

It's definitely gritty and deep, but there's definitely a little bit of humour here too, especially from Garda Massey, he's great, and I'm sure he has a bigger part to play.

There are lots of questions raised here, was that really Aoife's daughter, is Akande somehow linked to events?

The moral of the story, keep the Tabasco sauce safe.

8/10.

It is still a bit rubbish but you have to admit that Lorna Brady has a brass neck.

When she is not snorting drugs, or attacking someone with a sharp instrument in a state of sleeplessness. She cries tears of blood when Detective Akande finally collars her.

At times Lorna is both helpless and clueless. She comes across Clemence's daughter who might have her own agenda. Lorna goes off with her.

Akande too might be hiding something but Lornal finally breaks down in front of him. Only she might just be too unreliable a witness.

The episode does raise some unexpected questions, not just what is happening but how much could be in Lorna's head.