| Eye of the Lens |
| The episode was about the use of CCTV cameras and whether they provoke crime and to what degree they infringe on our right to privacy. It was a 'Spears episode' but Cullen got quite a few minor scenes. They weren't stunning scenes but glimpses of bad ties, looooooooooong fingers, dark jumpers, ginger sideburns and *that* voice are still very worthwhile I have to say that even I start to worry about myself when I can recognise Cullen when all we are seeing are his fingers ;o) They are sooooooooooooo long though! I love watching them wrap three times around a phone. I *know* I have exceptionally short midgy fingers but I'm sure each of his fingers is twice as long as mine. I liked the Cullen and Chandler moments, even though they didn't appear together- Oh dear. I don't think Mr Chandler's going to be very happy - I know how much he wants it to succeed. Mr Chandler's coming in.... He didn't like the sound of 'Care in the Community Kidnap - Police Cockup' - and I think he's got a point. They certainly suceeded in putting me off CCTV cameras! It was the total coverage that got to me. Fashion notes - midblue/dark aqua tie with spots on it ( a twin I'd say to a previously seen dark blue and spots one), pale blue shirt, grey suit. Later on we got big black jacket and nice dark jumper. I do like a man in a jumper. ;o) Best Cullen lines (as always it is the delivery that really shines)- Give me strength! You keep taking pictures like this and you'll always be welcome around here. So we've got Tony Mullane and Roger Franklin, two guys with reputations for violence, all revved up with a hostage we know likes to have a bit of a go. Brilliant. Let's just hope that they can all play nicely together. Permission denied - if we let you have a fire they'll all want one. (Said very deadpan to Nick's cheeky permission to light a fire during a cold obbo) What are you doing, Reg? They can see you in Docklands. I've thought for a while that I'd like to see Nick and Cullen together and this little interchange only confirmed my belief that well written they could be brilliantly funny. |
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