An Indian Restauranteur is mugged at knife point, refusing to call on The Police he asks Hetty for help.

I think this is a fine episode, it's a very good finale, I'd say the best of the series. It's more serious in tone, we get muggings and burglaries, even our own Dear Hetty is mugged. The masked muggers do look very sinister.

Some great scenes, I particularly liked the one where Hetty sits down with Rokeya, the pair seemingly so different have a lot more in common.

Geoffrey had every reason to feel put out, they seemed to forget about him rather quickly.

Geoffrey's hair, it's fair to say Monaghan grew into his looks, in these days he had a Street urchin vibe, that haircut was hilarious. Hetty telling him he looked like a Film star, I tried to think of one. Jean Harlow, hilarious.

Those curtains are hideous!! What was she thinking.

This was excellent. 9/10

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