The Guilty anyone?

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Just about to start on ITV.

(I need something to rinse Pat and Cabbage out of my brain. Crock of sh*t if ever there was)

He moved the body because the land was purchased.

I thought that it was really disappointing.

I hadn't thought about "whodunnit", but hated that it was Luke himself.

Yes, it was unsatisfying.

The asd storyline seemed a bit 'bolted on' too

I found the story with the policewoman's son more interesting than the "whodunnit".

The little boy playing Sam(?)-how gorgeous was he!

Sorry, meant Callum, the youngest boy

I guess it's about the only version of a child's death that we hadn't had yet?

i thought it had a really good ending very satisfactory, and obviously
apart from the aSD, while do they put that in all new series. of what relevance is it?

Why did Luke and Callum's older friend feel so tormented, years later, about the episode where he showed them the partial strangulation game. He had no idea whatsoever that the boy had died as a result of it, or from strangulation. Why did he remind luke to say nothing of it, as if it implicated him in the death?

And how much did Luke actually know of how Callum died? He was asleep through it all and woke only enough to recall a "nightmare", and yet he couldn't really blame himself unless he had known that Callum had got up and copied the strangulation game.

Well I guess it gave Luke nightmares as he was young when he saw it, & Felix realised that he'd done a terrible thing by showing too such young kids.

And Felix asked them not to tell as he obviously knew he'd get into trouble for it.