Neil Thompson

Scott Ryan captivates in this role, doesn't always say a lot but sure does tell a story. Brilliant stuff.

A true crime show that serves no purpose other than to recap what's already known in a moody, clichéd way. Lots of 'lets meet at the office' and edited phone calls between the presenters - continuity can't even keep up with Wilson's beard. Felt for the brother of Tina Bell who was asked what he would like from the programme, and ultimately got diddly squat. Why Fox is even there is anyone's guess and the running time would be cut by around 10 minutes if Wilson didn't hang on every word as he speaks. Retired Policemen are wheeled out to give their insights and recall in the Tina Bell episode a detective giving out some useful (and highly compelling) leads only for another 'expert' on the show to immediately tell the presenters to ignore this and focus on somebody not yet mentioned and seemingly plucked out of thin air whilst the presenters have their ponderous relations focussed upon at length. Pointlessly lingering shots of Wilson writing in his little notebook, probably just writing out what he needs from Waitrose, abound. The worst kind of show in this genre.