At Occupier's Risk on paper was the one I was looking forward to most of all, the story sounded great, and the trio of Anthony Bate, Annette Crosbie and Gemma Jones made it sound as if this was going to be the standout episode.
It is good, it's watchable, but it is very, very slow, there are far too many long, drawn out scenes, which halt the pace, and stop you fully getting into it. The story is good, as expected the acting is superb, Gemma Jones in particular is incredibly good, but the pacing is just so slow.
The ending is decent, it has some good moments, and I suppose it explains why the characters behave the way they do, but overall I was a little bit disappointed. 6/10
It is good, it's watchable, but it is very, very slow, there are far too many long, drawn out scenes, which halt the pace, and stop you fully getting into it. The story is good, as expected the acting is superb, Gemma Jones in particular is incredibly good, but the pacing is just so slow.
The ending is decent, it has some good moments, and I suppose it explains why the characters behave the way they do, but overall I was a little bit disappointed. 6/10