Silk: The Final Verdict

As Maxine Peake and Rupert Penry-Jones prepare to hang up their robes (only one of them made of silk) at the close of another series, it’s time to reflect on what dramatic delights Silk has brought to our TV screens.

Last night was the last in the second series of BBC1’s courtroom drama, Silk. Did it all come to a silky smooth end? Did it heck! As per usual there were more twists and turns than an over excited ballet dancer and personally, I wouldn’t have wanted it any other way...

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Silk Review

REVIEW: SILK (BBC1)

Where Whitechapel has police investigations and Silent Witness has Pathology, Silk has barristers at the top of their game battling against criminals, the law and sometimes each other.

If criminal and legal dramas are your thing you’ll love the second series of the BBC’s hard-hitting drama, Silk. On the other hand, if you’ve never watched a crime drama in your life, make this your first. You won’t be disappointed...


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