Picking up immediately after S02E01’s cliffhanger, DI Lisa Armstrong (Morven Christie) races to secure evidence against a key suspect in the missing-person case that’s now a homicide. Meanwhile, the grieving family of the victim pressures local journalist Rose (Chloe Meadows), leading to an ethical standoff. The B-plot follows DC James Clarke (Daniel Ryan) as he uncovers a financial discrepancy tying the victim to organized crime in Morecambe Bay.
They tracked down the witness, a grizzled old fisherman named Gus, who seemed reluctant to talk. Jameson and Rodriguez coaxed him into sharing what he had seen: a heated exchange between Harrison and a figure clad in a black hoodie. the bay s02e02 openh264
This episode, encoded with , presents a mixed bag compared to x264 or x265 encodes. Picking up immediately after S02E01’s cliffhanger, DI Lisa
In this episode, the pressure mounts on Lisa to cover her tracks regarding her previous professional relationship with the victim. Meanwhile, the new Family Liaison Officer, Jenn Townsend, struggles to manage the grieving Marshbrook family, who are hiding secrets of their own. As the tide recedes in Morecambe, new evidence surfaces that threatens to unravel the case and Lisa’s career. They tracked down the witness, a grizzled old
6.5/10 – Watchable but unremarkable. For preservation, seek an x264 or x265 release.
Following the shocking assassination of lawyer Stephen Marshbrook, DC Lisa Armstrong (played by Morven Christie) is thrust back into frontline duty. In this episode, Lisa deals with the sudden arrival of her ex-husband, Andy, while pursuing a significant lead from an eyewitness—a young girl on a bike seen near the crime scene. Key Characters:
6/10 Content Rating alone: 7.5/10