A new arrival on The Rig causes a major divide, with two different factions. A plan is hatched to remove Baz and Garrow from their base.
It's fair to say this was one of the slower episodes, initially it's very dialogue heavy, very talky, it does change midway though, and it's actually quite exciting.
If I didn't know better, I would say that several ideas feel that they were lifted straight from Dr Who story Fury from the deep, from the scenes inside the lion's den, to the plants and reeds sticking out of the pipes.
Stephen King vibes maybe, not quite as skilled it's fair to say, but definitely interesting.
Mark Addy was good I thought, looked like he had a lot of fun, I don't think I've ever seen him in a villainous role before.
6/10.
It's fair to say this was one of the slower episodes, initially it's very dialogue heavy, very talky, it does change midway though, and it's actually quite exciting.
If I didn't know better, I would say that several ideas feel that they were lifted straight from Dr Who story Fury from the deep, from the scenes inside the lion's den, to the plants and reeds sticking out of the pipes.
Stephen King vibes maybe, not quite as skilled it's fair to say, but definitely interesting.
Mark Addy was good I thought, looked like he had a lot of fun, I don't think I've ever seen him in a villainous role before.
6/10.