Colette takes Ross in for questioning, and is given some shocking new evidence in the hunt to find her daughter's killer.
Redemption may have started with a somewhat mildly paced opening episode, but it has certainly ended with a flourish. In this conclusion the show sparks into life, it's a gripping, tense, edge of the seat conclusion.
It is satisfying on every level, every loose end is tied up, nothing is left unanswered, you're not left with any ambiguity, so many thrillers leave you scratching your head, how satisfying to have a series where the t's are crossed and the i's are dotted.
Moe Dunford was excellent once again as Eoin, but it's Malcomson again who steals the show, she has been phenomenal throughout, what a talent.
Will there be a second series? Let's hope there will, Colette and co deserve another outing, maybe as part of The Organised Crime Team?
9/10.
Redemption may have started with a somewhat mildly paced opening episode, but it has certainly ended with a flourish. In this conclusion the show sparks into life, it's a gripping, tense, edge of the seat conclusion.
It is satisfying on every level, every loose end is tied up, nothing is left unanswered, you're not left with any ambiguity, so many thrillers leave you scratching your head, how satisfying to have a series where the t's are crossed and the i's are dotted.
Moe Dunford was excellent once again as Eoin, but it's Malcomson again who steals the show, she has been phenomenal throughout, what a talent.
Will there be a second series? Let's hope there will, Colette and co deserve another outing, maybe as part of The Organised Crime Team?
9/10.
