Injustice

[chrissa1]

Ooh 'er. What did anyone think of that? A bit disjointed but it has possibilities.

[sherrardk]

I had made the decision not to record it (as it clashed with two other things) but on your recommendation I have set it to record on ITV +1.

[jackthehat]

Mrs jth and I had reached the conclusion that *that's* what had happened........we'll work on the 'why ?' tomorrow night onwards. :o)

[albaqwerty]

Unfortunately I kept getting interrupted, and interrupted myself. definite possibilites/

Could this be the season of good ITV dramas??

[chrissa1]

Me too jth but can't fathom out the "why" either though.

[Jan1957]

A bit confusing but looking forward to seeing more when hopefully it will all become clear.

[quizzywig]

I think it has possibilities too. Tonight is the cruncher though for me - if I still think so afterwards I'll be there to the end! The nasty policeman is getting on my nerves and in truth there's no need for the language.

[chrissa1]

I agree quizzywig. He's got an enormous chip on his shoulder which we will probably find out the reason for soon.

[anneasquith]

hi chrissa, hope you are well. ill watch again tonight,

[jackthehat]

******Potential Spoiler (But my own thoughts, only)*********




I reckon the lawyer was badly let down in a murder case (involving the young boy) by the Police which resulted in the beardy-bloke 'getting away with it'.

[chelle7272]

ooh you could be onto something there jack

Agree with most, certainly has potential, tonight will be the decider for me.

[chrissa1]

Hi anne, I'm doing ok thanks. Good thinking jth but why does his young son keep looking at him oddly?

[jackthehat]

It was being suggested that he had had some sort of breakdown.........the reason that they all moved from London to Ipswich.

[carmalee]

think there were nibbles of lots of threads running through - tonight will see lots of those nibbles grow into big bites and I predict 'there will be tears before bedtime' you just mark my words.

[anneasquith]

" you mark my words "" lol

[chrissa1]

Ah....... the mystery of the son has been solved. Curiouser and curiouser.

[anneasquith]

still interesting enough to watch again tomorrow night.

[chrissa1]

I agree anne.

[jackthehat]

Right..........Here's my ten pen'orth..........

The Crown Prosecution Barrister (white-haired fella) failed which meant that Travers succeeded in defending his client (the bloke he shot) in a murder trial. Once cleared, his client then confessed that he had been guilty, which tips Travers over the edge............

[chrissa1]

But......... where does the little boy come into it? He was suddenly in the taxi at the end but he wasn't in London with Travers. A figment of his imagination?

[jackthehat]

I think he may be the murder victim...........!!
He's a figment of Travers' conscience because he got the man who had killed him off the charge...