This story feels like everything and nothing happened at the same time. So much to cram into the really elongated runtime, and yet it feels like a missed opportunity. The story has some really good moments, but if they shaved off a good 15 minutes and cut down on the jumping around locations, it could've been a punchier story for sure. Jac's characterisation is all over the place, compared to the little we see of her on tv. It's a delight to hear Rani and Jo reunited, with some particular poignant scenes. There's a twist in this, which is honestly the most predictable twist to ever twist.