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Anybody watch this last night? I half expected it to be yet another depressing look at the way the press handle the disappearance of a child, but I was pleasantly surprised.

The time jumps worked and I like the mystery element they've put in, which seems different from the usual 'who dunnits'. No annoying melodramatic music or slow-mo screeching, which was a definite plus. It felt very realistic. James Nesbitt was very impressive as the father - emotive without over-playing it.

I look forward to the next one.