The smell in my nostrils proved right; not so much a final episode as a herald for the next series.
Callum turned out willing to be bad in order to do good, with a frisson of doubt about whether the man he killed really was the killer he supposed. (No-one else seems to think so. The implication was there, but was it misleading? I've been very careful about this sort of thing since The Sixth Sense!)
Misleading was the name of the game, with the troublesome kid that Ben was too concerned about turning out to be a wannabe scientist. His misguided brother wasn't the conflagration we were expecting either; only Flint actually managed to shoot anybody.
Unfortunately it was Christian, giving us a nice little cliffhanger that will take a second series to justify or evade. Plus that little teaser in the lab, just to say that it wasn't all over yet . . .
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