So last night I watched the conclusion of series four of Above Suspicion. This episode was entitled Silent Scream based on Lynda la Plante's novel of the same name. It was fantastic.
A famous actress (pictured above) is stabbed multiple times in her posh flat and the suspect list is mighty long.
There were her parents, who seem keen on keeping secrets. There were her old friends (pictured above), from before she was famous, who resent her and her money. Then there were the lovers. And oh so many of them.
Anna Travis (above) and the team, especially her boss Detective Chief Superintendent James Langton (below), have to sort through all the suspects and find the truth.
This looks fantastic and I like both those leads. Hope it is on netflix which the man and I finally caved and got...
ReplyDeleteClarissa - I haven't seen this series, but I've heard such great things about it! I hope it'll come out on DVD.
ReplyDelete...and in the meantime, I will read the book...until it comes out on Netflix.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the review.
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Sounds interesting Clarissa. I'll take a look at the book link.
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of this one, but I love Ciaran, if that's him in the pic
ReplyDeleteI hope this gets repeated on telly - now I want to see it! Yay!! Take care
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I've never seen this series. From the other comments it doesn't look like it's available from Netflix. I'll have to find the book.
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen the series but I'm going to check Hulu to see if it's there. Sounds like a great series to keep your attention.
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I really want to see this! I should check and see if they have it on Netflix.
ReplyDeleteWe got the first series downunder but nothing afterwards. I love those two characters. I wish they'd show the rest of the series here.:(
ReplyDeleteI haven't heard of this, but you make it sound very good.
ReplyDeleteI haven't heard of this either, though it does sound interesting.
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen it, but I'm a fan of television. Anyone that knows me probably could say with confidence "Mike watches too much t.v." I'm gonna see if I can locate this series and watch it.
ReplyDeleteI have watched one or two episodes, and I think they were fine, but not as intriguing as her Jane Tennison series with the brilliant Helen Mirren.
ReplyDeleteI've never even heard of it.
ReplyDeleteI don't think we've had this in the U.S. I'll look out for the book.
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I wonder if its available here? It sure does sound interesting.
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of this series, but your post title caught my eye on somebody else's blog roll. (well done!)
ReplyDeleteI'll have to check it out!
Not seen this - sounds interesting though.
ReplyDeleteIt looks interesting but I don't think I have time for it.
ReplyDeleteNeed to finish Breaking Bad first.
No, I haven't seen this, but it looks fantastic. I haven't heard of it either, so I'll be on the alert.
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen the series but it looks good!
ReplyDeleteSounds intriguing!! Thanks for the review, and Happy Thursday to ya. :)
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen the series, but it sounds fantastic!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting... I really like it... Thank you so much...
ReplyDeleteHmm! I've never heard of this! Curious!! :)
ReplyDeleteStopping by from Lynda's blog. Nice to meet you!
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen this series but now that you bring it up, I probably should watch it or read the book. Sounds really cool!
I haven't seen any of this series, and I'm not even sure I've heard of it before now! But it sounds great. I love a gritty police drama.
ReplyDeleteIt sounds pretty good! We are on the road so much these days that I'm going to sign up with Netflix. I'm so very far behind on movies.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Actually I was looking for anyone who thought like me that the two main characters were awkward to watch and passing I have to say that I have always adored Keilly Reilly
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