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Top cop John Major is killed after a failed operation. But then the Met brings him back -- as an AI prototype.
Major screws up during an investigation and Carver wonders whether to turn him in. But when he learns of the consequences, he decides to cover for him.
Major and Carver have a new assignment, but a suspicious Major prefers to stake out Kelly's office to discover if she's really seeing someone else.
The pressure is on in the latest assignment and failure could mean it's shutdown for Major once and for all....
To Carver's bewilderment, Major reveals that he is going to move back in with Kelly. Parfit discovers disturbing information.
With Major's AI finally living up to the hype, Carver and Kelly come clean about their relationship. The team lies in wait to catch The Juggler.
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While Code 404 didn't always hit the mark in this opener, the energy and enthusiasm were infectious, and with this level of talent on board I will be sticking with it.
This is an original comedy from Sky and possibly their best one, thanks to the cast. The joy is that in another universe this could have been a po-faced drama, and the three leads are sending themselves up.
This is not a brainy, nuanced comedy, but with silly one-liners and Naked Gun-style slapstick, it seems to hit the spot at the moment.
We can see what the boffins and TV format surgeons at Sky were trying to create when they took on re-inventing the long-gone series The Six Million Dollar Man... As with the bungling DI John Major himself, Code 404 only just about works.
Despite the presence of Graham and Mays, Code 404 just isn't funny enough or interesting enough to spend any time watching.
Code 404 is neither the funniest nor the most clever comedy you'll encounter this year. Nonetheless, if the show's RoboCop meets Hot Fuzz premise piques your interest, this is an agreeable, low-commitment binge that's good for a few laughs.
By the time the season comes to its conclusion the comedy dries up, freezes and crashes, refusing to power back up.
If you long for half an hour of sheer silliness, head this way. Graham and Mays are not quite the new Eric and Ernie but they can stand to share the same sentence. Graham is particularly good.
Despite its faults and its clumsiness though, Code 404 isn't a total write-off and is actually quite fun.
Code 404's humour (the script is by Daniel Peak; Horrible Histories and Not Going Out) is wacky and wonderful and In these troubled times it presses all the right buttons.
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