Another good episode with a good cast and amazing production values, filmed in stunning locations. The issue with this episode is that there's just too much going on; we start with two dead bodies which are pretty much forgotten about as the episode progresses. The subplot completely takes over, which, although entertaining, doesn't give us any clues about whodunnit. Very entertaining scene with Barnaby & Troy locked in the electrified house, but it felt like the whole plot surrounding this took precedence and the conclusions were just added in as an afterthought, with one death not even explained. Not one of the best but if you're into the older episodes starring Troy then its worth a watch
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