The Mad Woman in the Attic: Part 2

Fitz takes charge of Thomas Kelly, he's convinced there's more to it, The Police are adamant that he's guilty.

Wow, Jimmy McGovern has a proven pedigree, a track record of giving us great shows, this even by his standards, was exceptional.

Grizzly, but not overly macabre, what I did find, is how easy this was to follow, so often with modern dramas, I find myself scratching my head, unable to follow events, this wasn't simple by any stretch, but was really easy to follow.

The scenes between Thomas Kelly and Fitz are absolutely phenomenal, the combined acting skills of Coltrane and Dunbar, truly something to behold, intense, powerful, sincere, it's almost as if you're in the room with them.

What a cast here, moat all of them have made something big if their careers.

I am so excited to watch the rest, this was an awesome start, 10/10.

Another brilliant instalment with a brilliant twist. Great script and brilliant acting for a cast, many of whom went on to great things. A great start to a brilliant series.