Trust Me

Episode aired Jan 19, 1994

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Raynor is given his next mission from McCarthy, he's assigned to crooked American Hanson, who needs him to get hold of a valuable piece of equipment. Raynor has to use an old friend to compl... Read allRaynor is given his next mission from McCarthy, he's assigned to crooked American Hanson, who needs him to get hold of a valuable piece of equipment. Raynor has to use an old friend to complete the task.Raynor is given his next mission from McCarthy, he's assigned to crooked American Hanson, who needs him to get hold of a valuable piece of equipment. Raynor has to use an old friend to complete the task.

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7Sleepin_Dragon

Plenty happening here.

Raynor is given his next mission by McCarthy; he is made to offer his services to a dodgy American crook named Hudson. DC Liz Hulley is made an example of for breaking the rules.

It's an effective third episode; it has definitely settled down well. The format is now clear, as Raynor seems to get a mission of the week. Some parts of the story didn't actually seem to make a lot of sense.

I like that there's a bit of humor in this show; it's not all tough talk, hard-looking men, and excess testosterone. There are a couple of amusing moments that help balance things out. Liz is proving to be a really strong character.

Colin Stinton and Sharon Duce were rather good in their respective roles; hopefully, we'll see more of Ronnie, a great character.

Made back in the day when we had a super-efficient postal service, Loman wouldn't need to sweat quite so much now; he'd be drawing his pension by the time that parcel would have landed.

7/10.