"James is very proud of Murphy’s Law, and rightly so, as it won him a Best Actor title at the Irish Film And Television Awards in 2003." - TV Quick

"Murphy’s Law has explored some pretty dark and dangerous territory since the series began. And this time round is no exception". - TV Choice

"This new three-part special of the gritty BBC1 drama, which sees the troubled cop searching for two missing colleagues in a disturbing world of sex trade and brutal human trafficking." - What’s On TV

" Sex traders, drug dealers and human traffickers soon rear their rotten heads. Can our man himself get out alive? Gritty Stuff." - TV Easy

"When an undercover operation headed by maverick policeman Tommy Murphy goes badly wrong, he ends up with one of his team dead and another – a rookie female officer – missing." - Hello!

"This is tense and often shocking stuff, with James Nesbitt on fine form as the bruised, sometimes brilliant cop Tommy Murphy." - TV Guide

"James Nesbitt returns as brooding undercover cop Tommy Murphy in a three-part special of this really rather good crime drama." - Reveal

" Tommy’s forced back into the field to infiltrate the gang they were after and gets embroiled in the world of drugs and human trafficking. Can he catch the crims before getting found out?" - Now

" The tension levels, as ever, are as high as an elephant’s eye." - Heat

"Murphy takes things very personally, and decides to track them down and find out what really happened." - Closer

"Even by Murphy’s Law standards this new three-part story is dark, but will it be too much for even hardman Murphy?" - TV Times

"James Nesbitt is back juggling two guises once more this week as dogged undercover policeman Tommy Murphy." - TV & Satellite Week

"As our hero arrives to check on the operation, it is clear there is friction between the colleagues. When they both go missing, Murphy realises he must go deep if he’s to have any chance of saving them." - Inside Soap

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