Shetland: Episode 3.6
Shetland: Episode 3.6
BBC One
4 March 2016
Crime Drama
DVD
C+
This series-closer, with David Kane (who wrote fourteen other episodes) assisting Chiappe & Murphy, is a bit of a recovery, although I still found Leanne's confession contrived. Also, I was disappointed in Tosh's decisions to not take her case to court and to ask for a transfer, but maybe if I'd seen the first two series, I'd understand her character better. (Jimmy's is pretty clear in contrast, but I would like to see more of Sandy.) As for this series, it ranges from C- to B and averages out to a C+, which is obviously a letdown from my initial hopes but still places this as one of the better shows in this project.
BBC One
4 March 2016
Crime Drama
DVD
C+
This series-closer, with David Kane (who wrote fourteen other episodes) assisting Chiappe & Murphy, is a bit of a recovery, although I still found Leanne's confession contrived. Also, I was disappointed in Tosh's decisions to not take her case to court and to ask for a transfer, but maybe if I'd seen the first two series, I'd understand her character better. (Jimmy's is pretty clear in contrast, but I would like to see more of Sandy.) As for this series, it ranges from C- to B and averages out to a C+, which is obviously a letdown from my initial hopes but still places this as one of the better shows in this project.
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