Rudy gets a rude awakening in his first few days of community service, learning that with the keys to the infamous locker room comes a great deal of running, screaming and, in some instances, killing.

In the bleak days of the Cold War, espionage veteran George Smiley is forced from semi-retirement to uncover a Soviet agent within MI6's echelons.

Everyone who's a fan of the genre should see this. It's a foundational work.

I was hoping for a strong finale, but what we got was a bit of a mess.

Arrietty looks and sounds wonderful, showing once again that there is a place for traditional animation in a medium dominated by Pixar and its imitators.

The war in Suez has the country divided and McCain steps up his pressure on The Hour to toe a pro-government line, but with a huge anti-war protest gathering in London, Freddie has other ideas.

It is Freddie's birthday and the effects of Tom's death are still being felt around the newsroom.

A weekend invite to a shooting party at Hector's in-laws gives Freddie an opportunity to quiz Adam Le Ray on his relationship with Ruth, whilst Hector struggles with his ailing marriage and his growing feelings for Bel.

I still don't know what it's about.

Well, let's hope then that with the groundwork out of the way, next week's episode gets off to a stronger start.

This was a clinic on how to do a superhero show and make it relevant.

Determined to prove that the gang were involved in Tony's disappearance, Sally focuses her investigation on her weakest link, Simon.

Luther's personal and professional life spirals out of control as he tries to cover up Toby's death and appease a suspicious Baba.

As Luther's affection for Jenny grows, so does his determination to protect her and help her back on her feet.

Good, but disjointed.

My real problems were that the show didn't go where I wanted it to go. Waaah. But that's on me, not the show.

However, this is something of a double-edged sword, as the filmmakers spend so much time and effort paying such close attention to the examination of Batman that the rest of the characters go to waste.