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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 442927" data-attributes="member: 8">Two episodes into series 4. I had hoped to catch my breath with a light-hearted serial killer story but nothing remains simple once the AC-12 Unit starts to poke its nose into the investigation. Kate Fleming goes undercover with a hair style that makes her look like a Hogwarts teacher but it helps to distinguish between AC-12 Kate and Undercover Kate. She also has to pretend to disagree with AC-12 and make fun of Steve Arnott and that really shouldn&#039;t be a problem except that there&#039;s promotion fever in the air with the emphasis on gender inequality.&nbsp; It doesn&#039;t look terribly awkward yet but I wouldn&#039;t be surprised if this theme is going to reach boiling point.Chief (ACC) Derek Hilton is not the most subtly written character in this series. He&#039;s almost comically transparent in his intentions, the sort of chief you&#039;d expect to see in Starsky &amp; Hutch.Facts are forensics are very useful but how about gut feeling and common sense? Could the dopey Michael Farmer really be the conniving Balaclava Man? He looks like he wouldn&#039;t even know how to kidnap an egg.Honestly it&#039;s a bit frightening to think that justice will blindly stare at the presentation of fibres and DNA. Don&#039;t they watch soaps and the storylines about swapping blood samples to obscure the identity of the real father?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 442927, member: 8"] Two episodes into series 4. I had hoped to catch my breath with a light-hearted serial killer story but nothing remains simple once the AC-12 Unit starts to poke its nose into the investigation. Kate Fleming goes undercover with a hair style that makes her look like a Hogwarts teacher but it helps to distinguish between AC-12 Kate and Undercover Kate. She also has to pretend to disagree with AC-12 and make fun of Steve Arnott and that really shouldn't be a problem except that there's promotion fever in the air with the emphasis on gender inequality. It doesn't look terribly awkward yet but I wouldn't be surprised if this theme is going to reach boiling point. Chief (ACC) Derek Hilton is not the most subtly written character in this series. He's almost comically transparent in his intentions, the sort of chief you'd expect to see in Starsky & Hutch. Facts are forensics are very useful but how about gut feeling and common sense? Could the dopey Michael Farmer really be the conniving Balaclava Man? He looks like he wouldn't even know how to kidnap an egg. Honestly it's a bit frightening to think that justice will blindly stare at the presentation of fibres and DNA. Don't they watch soaps and the storylines about swapping blood samples to obscure the identity of the real father? [/QUOTE]

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