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Original Coverage & Source Attribution: www.telegraph.co.uk
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Touted as ITV’s answer to the Bourne movies, or even a successor to The Avengers, this starred EastEnders bad boy Nigel Harman as Nathan Hyde, a lobster chef turned glamorous super-agent. Really. He’s hired by Erica – a sexy employee of mysterious organisation The Establishment – to track down a stolen Rubens painting. Harman was indescribably flat, and the production had an uncertain tone somewhere between children’s TV, teen soap and straight-to-VHS twaddle. Half-hearted hokum is a genre that plagues British TV, and this is the prime cut. As sexy, exciting and glamorous as a Tuesday afternoon in Ipswich.
