This episode explores Angela’s romantic past when her ex-boyfriend, Mark Strauss, comes to town. Of course Mr Black talks him up and tells Angela he can’t believe they broke up in front of Finn, while watching him being interviewed on The Project. Angela reveals that Mark got the foreign correspondent job offer and she didn’t want a long distance relationship. Mr Black
Read moreIn this episode, the narrator is switched to Liz and focuses on her life, or rather the fact that it is spiralling out of control. Liz talks about her life in her old, predictably large house, and then compares it to life in the house with the others. When she comes home from work, Harry tells her they’ve been robbed
Read moreThis episode is similar to the first season’s Hic Sunt Dracones with Harrow and this time, Grace instead of Saroya, heading to North Queensland for the case of the week. The case of the week revolves around the discovery of Benjamin Raza with his legs missing at a beach in Port Astor. While Benjamin is initially believed to be a victim
Read moreAs I predicted in my review of the previous episode, this episode switches the narrator to Ben and focuses on him. The gang have been living in the house together for a couple of months now and Ben’s behaviour—specifically his apparently slow pace of getting the house painting finished, sending his tradie mates to Harry for skin checks, and his
Read moreThis episode was action packed with guns, burglars, snakes and blackmail. The episode kicks off with Finn discovering a tiger snake in the backyard and calling his local council to get animal control to get it, only to hear Mr Black shooting it dead. Finn is naturally against the guns and wants it out, which Angela at first agrees to
Read moreThis episode went back to the late ’90s when a mummified body is discover in a brick basement wall when construction workers are trying to remove asbestos. When Grace, Harrow and Simon are trying to figure out how long the woman had been in the wall, Grace is able to deduce the woman had been there since the late 90s,
Read moreNow that the pilot has aired and the premise and characters of the show has been established, the fun of story arcs and subplots can begin. This episode switches its focus and narrator to Heather, as the pilot ended with the gang agreeing to swap Lachlan with Heather. The episode kicks off with Heather packing her bags in front of
Read moreThe job of a pilot is to establish the show’s premise and characters, I feel this pilot did the perfect job. The pilot kicks off at a wedding with five people delegated to the dreaded singles’ table: Liz (a lawyer), Ben (a tradie, who has been set up with Liz), Harry (a doctor and Liz’s best friend who is gay
Read moreThis episode kicks off with two men falling from a tall building and dying, one landing on a rideshare car and the other on the ground next to the first man. The victims are revealed to be Lucas Fandido and Tomas Fuentes and they were base jumpers who broke into the building to access the roof to do a jump.
Read moreThe job of a season premiere is to continue the story arcs opened in the previous season’s finale and to establish new story arcs. Harrow’s second season premiere did this perfectly. The premiere picks up from where we were left off last year. Harrow is taken to hospital after being shot, is treated and eventually wakes up from his induced
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