No sooner has one week ended than another week starts.... Or to put it another way, the next lot of spoilers comes due.
BBC One-Liners
29 Mar The stakes are raised at the Parish Council meeting and Tracy lends a helping hand.
30 Mar Lynda is on the warpath and Harrison offers his support.
31 Mar Ben has romance in mind and Lynda goes into battle.
1 Apr It’s judgement day for Kirsty, and Emma faces a dilemma.
Credits
Mon 29/3/2021, Tue 30/3/2021, Wed 31/3/2021, Thu 1/4/2021
Writers: Sarah Hehir and Keri Davies
Director: Marina Caldarone
Editor: Jeremy Howe
Ben Archer: Ben Norris
Harrison Burns: James Cartwright
Alice Carter: Hollie Chapman
Chris Carter: Wilf Scolding
Ruairi Donovan: Arthur Hughes
Eddie Grundy: Trevor Harrison
Emma Grundy: Emerald O'Hanrahan
Evangeline Loweminster: Sylvestra La Touzel
Tracy Horrobin: Susie Riddell
Jim Lloyd: John Rowe
Jazzer McCreary: Ryan Kelly
Kirsty Miller: Annabelle Dowler
Lynda Snell: Carole Boyd
Roy Tucker: Ian Pepperell
Radio Times Ambridge Diary 29th March - 1st April 2021
The modern slavery storyline comes to a head as Philip and Gavin stand up in court to face the consequences of their actions. Equal focus will be given, of course, to Kirsty, waiting anxiously at home and getting support from Roy, who reveals a secret of his own. But what will the outcome be for the Mosses when the verdict is passed?
Alice finds life as a new mum challenging but is bolstered by wise words from Harrison. Lynda compromises with Eddie, but the talks take an unexpected turn when the truth about the Darrington Mystery Plays emerges. The stage is set for a showdown between Lynda and her nemesis, Evangeline.
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Silly hyperbole: Evangeline is not Lynda's nemesis. They may be about to disagree about something, but the idea that someone in the next-village-but-one on the Felpersham road has been hunting Lynda down all her life to force Lynda to expiate some mortal sin is absurd.
So is the speed with which the Moss case has come to court, but if that means the end of that dreary and overdone guilt-trip for the listeners I can't say I am sorry.