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Ash Jeffries

I love this episode, in spite of how far fetched the story is. It's another that is nigh on impossible to work out because the actual truth involves something really very convoluted. Even if you work out that Vincent might want to murder his ex wife's lover and that he'd need alibi and Kathleen was used to provide it, the whole method of setting up the alibi is a massive leap. Even if you know what you're doing, it's quite an ordeal to set everything up, and even with the trees/foliage in front of the house, setting all that up and de-rigging it without being seen or heard by anyone seems so unlikely. This show's far fetchedness is part of its appeal though! The JC fan club was good fun and I love the beautiful rural setting of this episode.

Christian Dwyer

I love Jonathan Creek and love your reactions! Season 4 is better than 3 so looking forward to that plus the specials especially “Satan’s Chimney” and “The Grinning Man” are amazing! Can’t wait for those…!

Angel

Another one of my favourites. Sure, the solution is complex and convoluted, like all of this season. But it's also not unrealistic because of it. We've got someone thinking like a magician and using that skill to plan a perfect crime; and what we know of his background already suggests that he'd be capable of pulling that trick off (he has background in lighting, which is the only technical skill necessary to pull it off).

Colin Bayley

It's only the situations around 2015 I really have a problem with. They would work in a sitcom but are too out there for something with pretensions of being a drama series. I look at it as being Renwick's " I'm only in it for the money" period.