Tosh is our socialising, and steps in to break up a fight, for his troubles he gets a busted lip.
It is definitely Tosh season, almost every episode of late seems to focus on DC Lines, and that is no bad thing, but as with the last few, there's nothing hugely unique or dramatic, it could be a touch of end of series fatigue, there's nothing really unique or new here.
Samantha Womack doesn't really do anything, she's literally just here to look beautiful, and that's a shame, she hadn't long been on the show, the same for Ian Reddington, not too sure about his character either.
The best aspect here was the fun and games between Tosh and The Barmaid played by Sherrie Hewson, the way she flirted and fussed over him was fun.
Watchable, but ordinary, 6/10.
It is definitely Tosh season, almost every episode of late seems to focus on DC Lines, and that is no bad thing, but as with the last few, there's nothing hugely unique or dramatic, it could be a touch of end of series fatigue, there's nothing really unique or new here.
Samantha Womack doesn't really do anything, she's literally just here to look beautiful, and that's a shame, she hadn't long been on the show, the same for Ian Reddington, not too sure about his character either.
The best aspect here was the fun and games between Tosh and The Barmaid played by Sherrie Hewson, the way she flirted and fussed over him was fun.
Watchable, but ordinary, 6/10.
