If Alison Steadman's character Elinor had some similarities to the ghastly Beverly Moss from Abigail's Party.
Robert Lindsay's character Henry reminded me somewhat of Michael Murray from GBH. Both abhorrent and hapless at the same time.
There were only three dead from the drinks party that went wrong as Henry spiked the drinks. There was no post mortem taking place, Henry lives to maybe poison again.
However his relationship with his wife Elinor is a lot more cordial. The neighbourhood think that they are almost the perfect couple.
However Henry is not out of the woods yet. Neighbour DI Rush (Philip Jackson) has suspicions about Henry.
Then other people are poisoned and Henry is not responsible for these deaths. There is another Wimbledon Poisoner at large.
The second episode was a lot more farcical and maybe the humour was more broader. I think some of the deaths in this episode made me groan such as the poisoned apple.
I was surprised by the actual culprit and the revelations they made. It was also rather kinky here and there. The Wimbledon Poisoner was certainly offbeat.
Robert Lindsay's character Henry reminded me somewhat of Michael Murray from GBH. Both abhorrent and hapless at the same time.
There were only three dead from the drinks party that went wrong as Henry spiked the drinks. There was no post mortem taking place, Henry lives to maybe poison again.
However his relationship with his wife Elinor is a lot more cordial. The neighbourhood think that they are almost the perfect couple.
However Henry is not out of the woods yet. Neighbour DI Rush (Philip Jackson) has suspicions about Henry.
Then other people are poisoned and Henry is not responsible for these deaths. There is another Wimbledon Poisoner at large.
The second episode was a lot more farcical and maybe the humour was more broader. I think some of the deaths in this episode made me groan such as the poisoned apple.
I was surprised by the actual culprit and the revelations they made. It was also rather kinky here and there. The Wimbledon Poisoner was certainly offbeat.