Suppose but not sure why? There are another few issues I have, but I reckon they're small enough that most other people won't care. Like why was Shearsmith assigned to Pemberton? And how the hell did he become a police officer?
He was only a special.Suppose. There are another few issues I have, but I reckon they're small enough that most other people won't care. Like why was Shearsmith assigned to Pemberton? And how the hell did he become a police officer?
That checks out.
Makes it better when you know they had to write that episode at the very last minute to replace the planned episode, as it was too expensive to shoot.
Was kicking myself when I realized how he delivered the monologue at the startThe best series for me, consistently very good.
Didn't expect the twist at all in the final episode. Just listened to the podcast and all the clues were there though, right from the start, bloody annoying
He was playing with his food according to Shearsmith.
Re: the spoiler, that was one of the things on my mind. But I reckon if you put that to Shearsmith (and he answers quite a bit on Twitter) he'd tell you not to think too much into it.
Re: the kindness, Shearsmith answered that one: he was 'playing with his food'.
Re: the spoiler, that was one of the things on my mind. But I reckon if you put that to Shearsmith (and he answers quite a bit on Twitter) he'd tell you not to think too much into it.
He can't have done, he called in and was lauded for saving the other one's life at the docks. They would have known from that.
Before his first shift, so they thought he was actually the other fella all along.
They'd still know if the originally assigned officer was different after that incident.
Ok, what if he was the double of his dad who mysteriously went missing 30 years ago, only to reappear now (not aged because he's immortal).
