It's time for revenge, David puts the final stage of his plan into action, everyone rallies together, and the target, Rex Arkwright.
If you're expecting a Wuthering Heights style end to the series, think again, it's a madcap heist, it is as outlandish as it is funny. I would argue this was the best of the trio of episodes, grotesque, funny, shocking, bonkers, it was great fun.
It has definitely improved with each passing episode, nice to see that black humour is still alive and well.
Step forward the villain of the piece, finally we get to meet Rex Arkwright, The Clothier, he was certainly a different character. Ineson was terrific, he's doing a line in villains right now, having just featured in To catch a killer.
David's vision was a great moment, why exactly did they choose to have him shirtless? Who knows, let's just be glad that they did.
Surely this cannot be the end of the line, it has to come back for a second run.
8/10.
If you're expecting a Wuthering Heights style end to the series, think again, it's a madcap heist, it is as outlandish as it is funny. I would argue this was the best of the trio of episodes, grotesque, funny, shocking, bonkers, it was great fun.
It has definitely improved with each passing episode, nice to see that black humour is still alive and well.
Step forward the villain of the piece, finally we get to meet Rex Arkwright, The Clothier, he was certainly a different character. Ineson was terrific, he's doing a line in villains right now, having just featured in To catch a killer.
David's vision was a great moment, why exactly did they choose to have him shirtless? Who knows, let's just be glad that they did.
Surely this cannot be the end of the line, it has to come back for a second run.
8/10.
