Only episode I've seen before about 20 years ago as part of a classic TV celebration. It's extremely vivid and lost none of its impact. I'm not familiar with the actor who played Marsh but it's a heartbreaking performance that could have been excruciating in the wrong hands (See Ben Stiller's Retard Jack in Tropical Thunder).
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Just finished watching what would now be the Season 1 Finale, a terrific, largely silent episode which would not disgrace Jules Dassin, and Edward Hardwicke is so good.
Quote: Dolly Dagger @ November 8 2010, 2:48 PM GMTThe board game was pretty good too.
Except that no-one wanted to be the German!
Quote: Timbo @ November 16 2010, 11:44 PM GMTJust finished watching what would now be the Season 1 Finale, a terrific, largely silent episode which would not disgrace Jules Dassin, and Edward Hardwicke is so good.
Is that the Tweedledum one?
Tweedledum was a few episodes back, Michael Bryant excellent in the lead.
Quote: Timbo @ November 16 2010, 11:44 PM GMTJust finished watching what would now be the Season 1 Finale, a terrific, largely silent episode which would not disgrace Jules Dassin
Hadn't occurred to me that it was largely silent and I was surprised to see its most famous star and one of the best actor dropped which is only a credit to the series .
Looking forward to Mc Callum's rivalry with Anthony Valentine who's a compellingly nasty piece of work.