Daughter of the Regiment

I'm not British and America tends to be base their discrimination on skin color vs accent and "class" so I don't know if I'm the right audience for this one. However, as regards Hetty getting outraged at the biological dad wanting to meet his daughter that felt.. Really off-putting. He wasn't some serial killer or pedophile, just a man wanting to meet his daughter. Maybe it's just in movies or whatever, but most people are happy to meet their biological parents and quite upset to find out they've been lied to for so long. I really do not think Hetty was in the right on this one. What waste these lives.

Having previously posed as an Irishwoman on a housing estate, Hetty now Don's an Australian accent, where she's employed by an upper class woman to discover why her daughter is being photographed by an unknown man.

Strangers aplenty in this episode, where we see Hetty finally encounter another Private Detective, it was bound to happen at some stage.

It's a very good episode, it's fair to say it isn't perhaps the best mystery ever told, but there is a richness to both the story, and the characters. An affair of the heart, which has a very strong performance from the elegant Mel Martin. It's a story of the British class system, people that think it's a thing of the past, think again, check our the Hotel Receptionist.

Once again the accents are more humorous than accurate, but they are playing to the lighter side of the show. Robert's dating advice to Geoffrey was funny.