Happy Families

Episode aired Aug 31, 2006
TV-14
1h 10m

IMDb RATING

7.5/10

106

YOUR RATING

Crime Drama Mystery

The discovery of legs at a rubbish dump sends the team in different directions as more and more leads turn up, and Turner battles with another chief over who bears the expense for all the se... Read allThe discovery of legs at a rubbish dump sends the team in different directions as more and more leads turn up, and Turner battles with another chief over who bears the expense for all the searches.The discovery of legs at a rubbish dump sends the team in different directions as more and more leads turn up, and Turner battles with another chief over who bears the expense for all the searches.

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IMDb RATING

7.5/10

106

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8Sleepin_Dragon

An engaging storyline.

The team are on the hunt for a killer, after a grim discovery of body parts is made.

I enjoyed the first and second episodes, I really enjoyed this third one, there is a depth to this episode which made it that little bit more interesting. As it opens up, the story evolves into something pretty deep.

A complicated storyline, which will intrigue, baffle and sadden you, themes of longing, loss and greed, it builds well, and has a very dramatic conclusion, you see just how far somebody is willing to go for something or someone that they love.

I really like the rantings of DCI Turner, and his ashes with Boyle, who always just seems to be one step ahead. I like the dynamic between Like and the others, especially Turner.

Very watchable, 8/10.

Goofs
A language teacher says that the phrase "I am" is a verb. No language teacher would say so. It's a pronoun followed by the appropriate form of the verb "be," which is the bare infinitive or "dictionary form" of the verb and what a teacher would use in this context. In some languages, the verb's ending would indicate the pronoun without the necessity to use it explicitly, but even then it would not be appropriate to use the first person singular form as the base form of the verb.