I enjoyed the "message" of this episode, even though the story was more than a bit convoluted. Sometimes kids behave badly for reasons we don't understand.
I love this program because Hamish always teaches us something, when it comes to how life usually isn't as straightforward as it appears.
I was bothered by "Frankie's" speaking voice sounding dubbed, throughout this episode, so I tried to find out about the actor, Stephen Henderson, who played Frankie. There's not much on him other than appearing in a 2021 fundraising TV program "Saving Birdland", which was a musical, so this kinda tells us the actor actually did the singing for "Frankie's" performances, and they were beautifully done! Still, the speaking parts just didn't sound right, but I can't find any explanation.
The final scene is heartbreakingly sweet.
I love this program because Hamish always teaches us something, when it comes to how life usually isn't as straightforward as it appears.
I was bothered by "Frankie's" speaking voice sounding dubbed, throughout this episode, so I tried to find out about the actor, Stephen Henderson, who played Frankie. There's not much on him other than appearing in a 2021 fundraising TV program "Saving Birdland", which was a musical, so this kinda tells us the actor actually did the singing for "Frankie's" performances, and they were beautifully done! Still, the speaking parts just didn't sound right, but I can't find any explanation.
The final scene is heartbreakingly sweet.
