The Guardian, February 14, 2001, by Nancy Banks-Smith.
"TV review"
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Henry (Anthony Head) in "Silent Witness" (BBC 1) is the 
reddest herring ever waved under my incredulous nose. Henry 
is gentry, but what a bounder, and never more so than when 
blowing suavely on his snooker cue tip. He has fathered a 
child with his own daughter ("In our family, a generation or 
two back such behaviour was de rigueur"), and plies the 
nubile daughters of the peasantry with Moet and Chandon 
("Put a couple more on ice!") The phrase is particularly 
unfortunate, as murdered girls keep turning up in snowfields 
and deep freezers. Scotland Yard lollop along after this 
fishy distraction with their ears blowing in the wind. 
Fortunately, the fair Miss Formaldehyde (Amanda Burton) is 
on the job and spots it is the chauffeur.



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