And perhaps it will go back to the first murder of the original chief played by Hugo Speer. Ooooh, that's why he left Father Brown, because he's coming back to Death in paradise!!
Arc stories and now cross-over between series..i'll go mad!:)
Just joking of course. Don't want arc stories in this exept for the characters personal life. They seem to push more comedy this year so perhaps an episode where Fidel has to bring his baby at work. DI Goodman changing a diapper, that's gold. If there's a nice tiddy plot of course
Hugo Spear with beard left Father Brown in the first episode of the second series to go to Prague for The Musketeers.
Back to the motive, this is my take on it, for those that are still confused -
It was Sacha's software company, presumably, with her dead the company would lose value as investors lost confidence in it and eventually it would go out of business - but with her still "alive" she could sell the company while it was still seen as a going concern and was at the height of its value.
Course even afer the sale questions might get asked about how a dead woman managed to sell her company, so they had to maintain the illusion that Sasha was still alive.
Back to the motive, this is my take on it, for those that are still confused -
It was Sacha's software company, presumably, with her dead the company would lose value as investors lost confidence in it and eventually it would go out of business - but with her still "alive" she could sell the company while it was still seen as a going concern and was at the height of its value.
Course even afer the sale questions might get asked about how a dead woman managed to sell her company, so they had to maintain the illusion that Sasha was still alive.
Good idea, but with a couple of flaws :
1. If the presence of the sister is so important to the company, what's it going to fetch in a sale?
2. I assume by 'investors' you mean shareholders : the opinions of shareholders have little to do with the real value of a company.
On the other hand, the main drivers of share prices are fear and greed; logic rarely comes into it.
Not to mention the sequence of events when she awakes after the accident :
Doctor : I've some bad news, your sister's dead.
She : Oh my god, that's dreadful. What's going to happen to the value of her company?
I unfortunately had to watch Soccer Saturday on Sky for a while at the weekend and Kris Marshall was on it. He was full of himself and continually chewed gum in a manner reminiscent of a cow aggressively chewing the cud. First time I've seen him as himself and it'll hopefully be the last
So another one tonight!
Let's hope for a nice plot with a percentage open for interpretation, so we have fun discussions here.
Let's hope the comedy bits are at the right place in the episode. In the first episode, it was too soon after the death of the DI; of course, i don't expect another known and loved character will die but you never know!
I wish to everyone an enjoyable viewing
Murdering a woman, Paul, is a lot like making love to a beautiful woman - take your weapon in hand, stick it in in as many times as you need to and then clean up the sticky mess.
Marshall is rubbish, and it still makes no sense that Camille acts as if nothing much has happened even though her close colleague got stabbed through the heart.
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Hugo Spear with beard left Father Brown in the first episode of the second series to go to Prague for The Musketeers.
It was Sacha's software company, presumably, with her dead the company would lose value as investors lost confidence in it and eventually it would go out of business - but with her still "alive" she could sell the company while it was still seen as a going concern and was at the height of its value.
Course even afer the sale questions might get asked about how a dead woman managed to sell her company, so they had to maintain the illusion that Sasha was still alive.
Good idea, but with a couple of flaws :
1. If the presence of the sister is so important to the company, what's it going to fetch in a sale?
2. I assume by 'investors' you mean shareholders : the opinions of shareholders have little to do with the real value of a company.
On the other hand, the main drivers of share prices are fear and greed; logic rarely comes into it.
Not to mention the sequence of events when she awakes after the accident :
Doctor : I've some bad news, your sister's dead.
She : Oh my god, that's dreadful. What's going to happen to the value of her company?
Let's hope for a nice plot with a percentage open for interpretation, so we have fun discussions here.
Let's hope the comedy bits are at the right place in the episode. In the first episode, it was too soon after the death of the DI; of course, i don't expect another known and loved character will die but you never know!
I wish to everyone an enjoyable viewing
Peter Davidson = biggest star = he done it ..
;-)
Peter Davison is in it too.
My guess.
I think it's Michelle Ryan, making herself look like the target to get away with it.
Yeah every now again it's a little stilted - will probably take a while to settle.
But looks like they're developing the other characters more ...