Coup de Grace: Part 2

Episode aired Jan 10, 2014
TV-14
52m

IMDb RATING

7.5/10

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Crime Drama Mystery

The police surround the flat but David hands the gun over to Greg, explaining that it was his father's gun, which he had found and wanted to get rid of. Nikki is verbally abused by Charlie's... Read allThe police surround the flat but David hands the gun over to Greg, explaining that it was his father's gun, which he had found and wanted to get rid of. Nikki is verbally abused by Charlie's father and DI Klein wants her suspended but Clarissa and Jack discover that the gun found... Read allThe police surround the flat but David hands the gun over to Greg, explaining that it was his father's gun, which he had found and wanted to get rid of. Nikki is verbally abused by Charlie's father and DI Klein wants her suspended but Clarissa and Jack discover that the gun found by David did not kill Charlie and nor could he have killed Byron Lee. The pathologists wo... Read all

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9Sleepin_Dragon

Very deep, intelligent mystery.

The first part was very strong, the second part continues in the same vain, with a very satisfying conclusion.

Coup de Grace, the final blow or shot delivered to a wounded or injured animal, the mercy shot as it were. That title has more of a relevance then you think, as you learn the identity of the killer, and understand their motives.

The solution comes as a real bolt oit of the blue, one I didn't see coming. The interest once again lies with the clash between Police and phorensics. Lorraine Ashbourne is once again terrific as the DI, Michael Socha again excellent as David. This time round I think it's Tobias Menzies who steals the show.

Credit to Nikki, I mean is that woman ever wrong?

I thought this was excellent. 9/10

9Hitchcoc

Time After Time

If a person is under suspicion, it would seem that at some point existence becomes sterile and hopeless. The convicted man spends his life in violent retaliation against those who judge him. But he has a friend--or does he? At no time does any of the evidence stand up against him. Yet he must run and confront and run again. Nikki is admirable and, once again, very foolish. Politics enter into this again and it's hard when there is a threat over your head, as we see with Nikki. Well done episode.