This series sadly needs to end and soon. It was good at one time. Why didn't they quit while the going was good? The previous reviewer from Australia has aptly pointed out many of the inaccuracies and unlikelihoods of this episode.
Forget Barnes Wallace. After seeing this episode, we now know that the bouncing bomb was developed by a team of three people (two of them murderers and none of them Barnes Wallace) in an unguarded shed outside Hastings.
This was almost like something from the Famous Five.
The clichéd unsympathetic and interfering superior, de rigeur in so many detective series, plays a big part in this episode. We have to be grateful he didn't say "You're off the case!"
The good part of the episode was Foyle's struggle with his goddaughter's visit and his crisis of conscience leading to the shock ending.
Forget Barnes Wallace. After seeing this episode, we now know that the bouncing bomb was developed by a team of three people (two of them murderers and none of them Barnes Wallace) in an unguarded shed outside Hastings.
This was almost like something from the Famous Five.
The clichéd unsympathetic and interfering superior, de rigeur in so many detective series, plays a big part in this episode. We have to be grateful he didn't say "You're off the case!"
The good part of the episode was Foyle's struggle with his goddaughter's visit and his crisis of conscience leading to the shock ending.