Red Eye (TV Series) Episode #1.3 (2024) User Reviews

Addictive viewing.

[Sleepin_Dragon · 9/10 · 1 May 2024]

The death toll continues to rise, Matthew continues with his story, Hana starts to believe papers of his story, Toni Zhang however firmly believes in Matthew's guilt.

I'm well and truly gripped, the midway point, and it's just getting better and better, surely this series is eating as one of 2024's drama highlights so far, brilliant third episode.

It's becoming And then there were none in the air, you wonder if anyone is coming off that plane alive, Midsomer Murders has nothing on this.

It's almost switching from a whodunnit to a political thriller, it's engrossing.

The acting continues to impress, Dan Li and Jing Lusi are both fantastic here, talk about presence. Sharpe is starting to move up the gears.

I still have lots of questions that I need answers to, who's that hooded figure? What's in that case?

9/10.

Episode 3

[Prismark10 · 6/10 · 12 May 2024]

By this point you would think the plane would have made an emergency landing. If the bodycount continues, it would had to be landed by autopilot. Assuming that has not been tampered with.

There are flashbacks to Dr Matthew Nolan's last days at the health conference in China. He was introduced to Shen Zhao, the woman Nolan has been accused of killing.

She interacted others who are also returning to China on the plane. Maybe Shen told one of them something important or maybe slipped something vital.

Nolan found himself drugged and in trouble as he dealt with his injuries. He quickly made his way back to Britain.

DC Hana Li now finds that one more person has died and another has disappeared. While her sister Jess is the only journalist in Britain following this story up.

It is good that Nolan's backstory has been covered. There is a suspicion that he might be a little shifty and hiding something. At least the tension has been ramped up.

I also noticed the camera lingering just a little too much on one plane crew member here and there. Indicating they could be the murderer.