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Matthew Towner

The parts with Grim and with the riot gear were the best absolutely brilliant parts, very funny indeed. The ending was also very funny indeed. With Grim, Fowler, and Hawkins all having a part to play.

Jehan Ariyaratnam

That line when Grim says " we're leaving at 1930, that's 1930 not 1945, not next year...." always makes me laugh

BigChanChan

The replacement of DC Kray, Grim's assistant, with DC Boyle didn't work for me... They are both jack the lad characters but Boyle is nowhere as likeable as Kray was in my opinion!

David Lyons

I first heard of that poem when Grampa Simpson quotes it in the casino during the episode 'Old Money'.

Danny

I do like Boyle, but it's odd as he is portrayed as a bent cop. Yet nothing comes if it. So just seems odd to it

Jehan Ariyaratnam

The funny thing is Kray in real life sounds a lot more posh. It's like Nic Lyndhurst and buster merryfield with their Rodney and Albert accents