The many lives of albert walker...also called aka albert walker. When fishermen pull up a dead body, the coppers try to trace back what happened to him. The story is full of quirky characters; dc meyrick (john sinclair) has a dog with a cone on its head. The fisherman's family makes silly conversation, making small talk, since he doesn't ask direct questions. The music playing in the background is cartoon-ish and playful. Paul morrow has been using the name ron peck, which happens to be the name of the dead guy. Morrow and his wife seem to be daring the cops to prove that there was foul play. Now it's a game of cat and mouse, as morrow goes on the run. The more that meyrick digs into morrow's past, the more names, occupations, and lies he finds. But still no clues of a specific crime. Yet. But... then he does find what he's looking for. Directed by harry hook. The irony of fisherman... catching a human body... directed by harry hook. Written by philip palmer. It's quite well done. Some twists and turns along the way.
Review of Aka Albert Walker
