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[Jollyphonics]

Did anyone watch this? About the woman getting married whose fiancé confesses he was accused of rape.
At the end, when she wouldn't get in the car to go on their honeymoon - was she realising that his victim was her sister?

That's exactly what I thought. Watched it on catch up yesterday.

Same here, how odd though that the sister wouldn't have told her and put her in a postion of danger? Have watched them all, but all a bit annoying really as no real endings.

Yes I think that's what we were supposed to think. But did anyone watch last nights one about the guy leading the double life. I've watched the last minute about ten times and I can't work out what the last thing the woman says is before she walks out of the cafe? It's driving me mad! Not that even if I knew it would be much of an ending...

I think she said "this is bullshit"

I didn't twig that it was the sister! Argh.

Have seen all of them so far, the one about the sister and the first one, about the terminally ill Mum, were very

I thought she realised that, about her sister.
It was a very unsettling meeting, the sister and the groom, in the morning, he was a bit, I don't know, leering at her on that sofa?

And I thought the ending in the last one was clear - he didn't follow his wife and stayed with the Emilia Fox character - so he must have chosen her?

Ah that makes sense ! Yes I assumed he stayed with the therapist woman, but couldn't work out what the wife was saying . They've all been a bit bleak, but interesting!

I think he was just too weak and gutless to move

I don't think he raped the sister, but she knew that he had raped someone and there were 'rumours.'

I loved the Olivia Coleman episode, what a treat with Allison Steadman too, fab telly!

I'm watching the one with the double life now. Love the way Emilia Fox was angry at the other woman and not Phil

She said 'This is bull shit ' as she stared at the pair of them in utter disbelief. Then she left the pair of them to it, so ultimately he didn't have to decide anything.

I found it unbelievable tbh, pretty sure a therapist wouldn't have a situation where her partner called out during a session and also allowed a patient free access to her house while her child was asleep upstairs

It was still really good telly though