sheila thompson

The movie was highly entertaining, with an outstanding cast. The editing, however, wasn't spot on. Check out the scene, towards the end of the movie, where Mirren is in "Penny's" room confronting John. It shows her wearing two necklaces, then one, then two. It ordinarily wouldn't be noticeable, however the necklaces are shiny against her dark blouse and emphasize the changes in editing.

Made it through series one awhile ago, and thought possible series two might be a bit more redeeming. However, with each episode (at least they're short), the "psychotherapist" character developed into a frantic, out of control, impulsive, at times stupid, unprofessional person who put therapists to shame. Seems as if the writers wrote it just to prolong the viewer's agony.

Seems as if the writers took bits of plots from other series, attempted to weave them together in a slow, predictable, plodding way, all in a futile attempt to come up with something new. Added to this, the insertion of Dunbar's "singing"seemed like an etcetera and totally contrived. I watched it through to the end, thinking and hoping it might redeem itself, but it didn't. Definitely not Dunbar's finest hour.