Sue Thomas: FBEye

Sue publicly declares her intention to capture a notorious serial killer, attracting widespread media scrutiny and public interest. The murderer then contacts her online, compelling her to participate in a sadistic, life‑threatening game of cat‑and‑mouse that tests her resolve, and forces her to obey his twisted rules.

Simon Says is a television programme presented as a single episode. It is listed simply as a programme, with the title “Simon Says” serving as its only identifying label. The format follows the conventions of a stand‑alone instalment rather than a multi‑part series, and it is classified under the generic heading of “episode”. The central narrative follows a woman called Sue, who makes a very public statement that she intends to apprehend a notorious serial killer. Her declaration is not a private resolve but a broadcast claim, drawing attention to her personal mission. In response, the killer reaches out to her via the internet, establishing direct contact despite the distance between them. Through that online connection, the murderer coerces Sue into a twisted contest. The communication is not merely a taunt; it becomes the mechanism by which the killer forces her to take part in a sadistic game. The nature of the game is cruel and manipulative, turning Sue’s original aim of capture into a perilous engagement dictated by the perpetrator. Thus, the episode pivots on the clash between Sue’s public vow and the killer’s calculated retaliation, with the internet serving as the conduit for a deadly challenge that tests her resolve in a harrowing, forced competition.