SHERWOOD BBC 1 mon and tue 9pm. TV PACE NO SPOILERS

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Set in an Mining village sherwood sees David Morris set as a local police officer Ian st Clare whose community is still DIvided over events of 30yrs ago when the community decided to strike and those who crossed the picket lines to work

a local man is murdered and it causes old wounds to reopen

lesley mansville plays julie Jackson who lives across the road and is astranged from her sister

also staring alun Armstrong and Joanne froggat

6 episodes - on for 3w on a Monday and Tuesday night

I am confused as to why the other people were killed. It's not as if Scott has been gathering evidence in the woods to lead him to Daphne is it? Did he know all along it was her and if not how has he discovered that now?

Ooh I'd forgotten that the final episode is on tonight!! Loving this so much - feels like the first properly plotted, dense, well-acted, and beautifully shot drama we've had in an age. I've seen a comment elsewhere likening it to Mare of Eastwood (which I also loved) - less about 'whodunnit' (though also baffled as to Scott's motives), as how long-term effects ripple out through a community. Curious about whether Cindarella's parents are tangled up in any way in this, or if they're just stuck at an airport.

I wonder if Scott didn't kill those people.

He's obviously on the run from the police because he has to go to jail. We've not actually seen him kill anyone have we?

Are you in the Netherlands by any chance? BBC first are showing it with a week delay.

It’s annoying bbc won’t work outside uk

sometimes it did on holiday but not on WiFi

Think @LadyEloise1 is Ireland

check bb2 tonight at 9 incase does the same thing

Will do, thank you and yes I'm in Ireland. We can get the BBC channels but can't get the BBC Iplayer

Thought the younger versions of St Clair and Kevin looked a lot like their older versions but didn't sound that similar.

The "two Kevins" are father & son.

Cinderella's parents must be relevant or why have her at all? The relationship with the Sparrow's son hasn't been an important enough part of the plot.

Could Jenny have had a baby by Salisbury in 1985 who could have married the Jackson's son and had a teenager by now. It's possible but is it too far fetched and what would be the point? If she had been a local primary school teacher all that time people would know.

Curious about whether Cindarella's parents are tangled up in any way in this, or if they're just stuck at an airport.

this. They may be important

and yes we havnt see. Him kill someone. May have not been him who shot Gary …..

Is it on bbc2 tonight

Poised with the remote, not getting caught out by Wimbledon tonight!

Are we going to have the channel hopping like last night? Currently tennis on BBC1!

It's ok, Sherwood on BBC1!

Oops

Another series?

Not more murders....

Wow!

Excellent acting from everyone.. I thought it was the best thing on to for ages

Not sure it needs another series.

Quite realistic really that Scott Rowley didn't have a reason for any of it just wanted attention. Meanwhile all that history is raked up.

That scene in the community centre

"They didn't care about us then, they don't care about us now"

So true

Very powerful, really enjoyed it.

Get yourself a VPN and view iplayer that way.

'Not sure it needs another series'

I agree. They probably should have left it there. A great series, great performances, so many layers

So many of the best scenes in this were between the two sisters. That part about Julie watching Claire's wedding from the car park - so poignant.

Not so sure about the Keats autocorrect. Or that a school in an area where there probably isn't much spare cash to flash would have such a public donation system. But that's picky - I enjoyed it. What on earth will happen in Sherwood 2 though?!!!