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Not bad, but my heart goes out to Vince. He must be stone deaf after spending 15 years in a car with David Quinn yelling his head off.

Some intriguing cases; obviously edited for TV if you look up the cases on the Internet. Made on the cheap: no matter what year the action takes place, the clothing and speech, the cars and hairstyles are firmly 2020s. Worth watching if you like true life crime. Refreshingly there's not a lot of sugar coating, but the hosts do seem to be at pains to let us know how humane they are, and feel sorry for the homeless, bums junkies and other street garbage they deal with. Maybe they do.

A lot of one-dimensional acting going on here. Megan Boone should be relegated to soaps, and instead of paying an actor to play Townshend, the producers should have got Hanna Barbera to integrate Dick Dastardly into the part. I'm sure they could have found a spot for Muttley too. The only thing Reg Rogers didn't do was twiddle with his moustache.

Throughout the series there have been plot holes bigger than the Grand Canyon, but that's part of the fun.

Like a lot of reviewers I aching for Liz Keen to be disposed of; preferably in a way that absolutely, positively precludes any hope of a return.

An interesting film that could have done with being edited down to one hour, and sold as a one-off TV episode. The locations are bleak, and some of the characters are not well-defined. Not boring, not slow-burn, just slow.