SOUTHCLIFFE

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anyone watching?

I miss les revs :( do need something on at 9pm on a Sunday

I had a theory on my walk today (saddo). Maybe the reason we didn't see the young soldier in the 3rd episode (unlike the other bereaved families) is because HE shot Steven - and that is why the retired copper heard the wrong sort of bullet shot.

Just an idea (but you can bow down & call me a genius if I am right).

ithaka, that's brilliant. I don't think the conspiracy copper was right -there's no way the police would let him get away - but he probably was right about the gun. Your young-soldier theory is excellent.

no the soldier was shot I am sure, as when the social worker turned up at the mums house to find her dead the police were there and cordoned off the house next door (which she just stepped through unchallenged ) and there was a body lying in the doorway, sure this was where soldier boy and girlfriend lived. will have to watch it back to check.

Social worker stepping into crime scene seemed completely unlikely (but I'll forgive them because everything else is ok).

The soldier wasn't shot because the journo was talking to his SAS uncle in the pub about what the soldier would do now. The uncle said the soldier was with family for now but would go back overseas and that he'd be an excellent soldier because he had nothing to lose.

yes I just played it back and the body in the doorway was some random woman who has not been seen yet. i am very confused. wonder if the lsat episode on Sun 18th will show it all again sequentially so we know what actually happened and who was shot? what happened to everyone else etc.

last one tonight, will all be revealed?

cristal and recal, les revs, was the returned - french so subtitled but very gripping - several threads on here about it and a fab series - think can watch on demand

what on earth is going on now

I'm puzzled but tbh whole series has puzzled me with the time jumping

it's really winding me up now!!

What. Bloody let down

What a bloody let down!

What a steaming pile of s@@!!%$!

Total crap :(

Why can't things end properly :(

Waste of 4hrs

Directed by the same bloke who did 'Red Riding Hood' which was equally arty farty

FFS am really pissed off

Anyone want to explain ending or even all 4hrs worth to me

Trauma on a small society after a catastrophic event? Or summink?

didn't need 4 hours to tell us that! I'm getting annoyed with these dramas with non endings! grrrr!

didn't need 4 hours to tell us that! I'm getting annoyed with these dramas with non endings! grrrr!

whoops, so annoyed I said it twice

so basically tommy felt guilty over his wife and was going to kill his self but didnt - reporter stopped him

stephen went ott/mental and went on a killing spree day after he was beaten up and pissed on by tommy and uncle

so maybe if tommy hadnt had attacked and humiliated stephen that his wife and others would be alive?

Hmm, I thought it dwindled away a bit today, reducing to: folks turn their back on other folk's unhappiness, which makes bad things happen.

The only poignancy that remained for me was the brilliant performance of Anna's dad, and the memory that Rory Kinnear, like the character he was playing, lost his dad in childhood -- which made all the sadness in his performance feel very raw for me. Dear old Roy Kinnear (Rory's dad), he was a lovely.

Jenda - totally agree. That was a real let down.

bit of an oh, is that it
at the end, unfortunately as my expectations were higher.

rory Kinnear's dad died when he was 10