S2.E2

Nobody's Darling

Episode aired May 26, 2013
1h 28m

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After Jackson's daughter Marlee returns to live with him, he is approached by Rachel Stewart, who is perturbed by her boyfriend Andy Marshall's frequent disappearances. Jackson follows Andy ... Read allAfter Jackson's daughter Marlee returns to live with him, he is approached by Rachel Stewart, who is perturbed by her boyfriend Andy Marshall's frequent disappearances. Jackson follows Andy to a remote farm where he meets Miriam Baker. Miriam believes that the death of her estran... Read allAfter Jackson's daughter Marlee returns to live with him, he is approached by Rachel Stewart, who is perturbed by her boyfriend Andy Marshall's frequent disappearances. Jackson follows Andy to a remote farm where he meets Miriam Baker. Miriam believes that the death of her estranged daughter, Isobel Marshall, a noted equestrian, was no accident and blames her then son... Read all

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Trivia
Jason Isaacs' prior series Awake, described his character's existence in two parallel universes. In this episode, Andy Marshall tells of his son's interest in the multi-verse.

Goofs
During the horse race that Jackson bets on Nobody's Darlin, the jockey colors keep changing throughout the race, to include Nobody's Darlin jockey who is wearing solid red when loaded into the gate and when he wins the race he is wearing a mostly white, with little red colors.

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Troubled Man
Performed by Quiet Lights

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8/10

Another very good episode of this great show.

Jackson is hired by Rachel Stewart, who believes her fiancée Andy, is up to no good. Jackson begins a complicated investigation, and has the added complication of having Marlee living with him.

It's a good quality episode, it's not as sharp or engrossing as the previous episode, but it's a well written, and clever storyline, one with multiple strands, and some nice touches of humour.

You do get the pieces, and can work out whodunnit, but of course there are a few red herrings, and there are plenty of interesting points.

I maybe enjoyed Jackson's personal story more than the case itself, I liked his scenes with Charlotte.

Michelle Duncan, Diana Quick, Mark Bonnar, Siobhan Redmond, that's a wonderfully talented cast they assembled for this one, they elevate this from a good episode, to a very good one. All however, were upstaged by one character, Marlee, she was hilarious.

8/10.