Quicker Than the Eye

Drug pusher and lover of classical music, Henry Ellis, sends Raynor to do a drug deal on board a boat at sea. Unfortunately for Raynor, Ellis's right-hand man, Tate, has switched the cash.

It's a bit of a comedy caper episode; it's perhaps the weakest entry in the series. It's not bad as such; it has some interest, but as a viewer, you're made to believe too many random occurrences-it's too much.

Raynor, of course, gets to show off his sheer genius. I liked the ending. Does this mean that the final episode is a continuation of the story?

The main interest comes from Raynor's mate with the bike; he does add some interest as you're keen to learn about his involvement.

The music is horrendous; it's too loud and overbearing. If only they had turned it down a little bit. There's a difference between effective and deafening.

Ken Hutchinson and Christopher Fulford were both excellent, but once again, without any doubts, it's Leslie Grantham who steals the show.

6/10.