Episode #1.5

Episode aired Sep 15, 2024
58m

IMDb RATING

7.5/10

180

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Joe Cole, Ruth Madeley, and Scott Reid in Nightsleeper (2024)

Action Drama Thriller

As Hud and Miller interrogate Abby, Joe tries to deal with the fallout to the shock shooting, whilst deciding whether to put his faith in Saj or the other passengers.As Hud and Miller interrogate Abby, Joe tries to deal with the fallout to the shock shooting, whilst deciding whether to put his faith in Saj or the other passengers.As Hud and Miller interrogate Abby, Joe tries to deal with the fallout to the shock shooting, whilst deciding whether to put his faith in Saj or the other passengers.

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IMDb RATING

7.5/10

180

YOUR RATING

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Nicola Miller: We don't have the luxury of pretending there are good options when there are not.

Alternate versions
The Australian streaming release on STAN is almost 13 minutes shorter, cuts include the recap of the previous episode, some scenes of tension or bonding between passengers, some scenes of chatter at the NCSC, Abby being escorted to an interview room, Sophie and Fraser's heart to heart conversion, Joe asking Saj where Abby is, Pev being filled in by Miller on Abby's status, Arran's heart to heart with Erin, more scenes of Abby sneaking around the NCSC, and all the next episode teaser scenes inserted throughout the end credits.

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Featured review

10/10

Brilliant.

Abby is removed from the front line and forced to answer questions from Hud and Miller, who believe she's directly linked in events. Fraser has a plan to rescue everyone off the train, and Sah takes control of proceedings.

I can't lie, I am absolutely hooked on this, without a doubt this is the best drama The BBC have put out for some time, I always think a show's penultimate episode is the big one, and this did its job and then some.

This was superb, imagine British Rail does Line of Duty, but think of a time where British Rail was a great establishment, not the overpriced calamity most think of.

Tense, exciting, nail biting, dramatic, there simply aren't enough superlatives I can throw at this. It surpasses the likes of Vigil and Passenger.

Alexandra Roach well and truly delivered here, she was excellent, we really got to see Abby's metal.

This one gets the 10.