And Rarest Parts

Frank and Lu are approached by Leroy John, a wealthy man who believes his dead son is communicating with him from beyond the grave.

This is definitely a contender for the best episode of series four, it really did deliver in every single area.

The show is always light hearted and fun, but this one managed to go a little deeper, the characters were perhaps a little more rounded, the story perhaps a little sadder than is usually the case, but there is of course the humour.

I loved Sebastian once again, it made a change to see him tone things downwards rather than upwards for a change, and as always he delivers.

Some emotional scenes too, one moment I found very moving. Again it's not what the show is really known for, but very heart warming.

Very well acted, with great visuals once again, this was a real winner, 9/10.

Leroy John is a trainspotter who won millions in a lottery win and bagged a supermodel as a girlfriend.

However soon after he lost his son in an accident. He was also a trainspotter.

Leroy is convinced that his son might still be alive and is trying to contact him, even for the other side.

Lu is happy to take on the case. Frank is not keen on supernatural activities until he gets attacked.

A melancholy case. There is an allusion as to how William Shakespeare was affected by the death of his son Hamnett.

The story is a bit deep with a pleasant twist.