David tries to set off for Spain, but a passport problem sends him to Newport, Ken is keen to track him down. Ayesha has to come to terms with her discovery.
What a journey and a transformation this show has gone on, this final episode is as different from the opening episode as possible, what a massive change up.
The amount of People I've spoken to that said they stopped at episode one or two, but didn't continue, I've done my best to explain this mid way through there's a massive change up, and this final episode was excellent.
I loved that we learned about that night where Phil and Ken's relationship turns sour, it had been bubbling away through, we finally get answers.
I loved that scene where David tried to get past The Ticket Office clerk, she was having none of it.
Some incredibly good acting once again, Lindsay Duncan and Clarke Peters, not sure how many times I can say it, phenomenal.
It's going to be a good year for drama.
9/10.
What a journey and a transformation this show has gone on, this final episode is as different from the opening episode as possible, what a massive change up.
The amount of People I've spoken to that said they stopped at episode one or two, but didn't continue, I've done my best to explain this mid way through there's a massive change up, and this final episode was excellent.
I loved that we learned about that night where Phil and Ken's relationship turns sour, it had been bubbling away through, we finally get answers.
I loved that scene where David tried to get past The Ticket Office clerk, she was having none of it.
Some incredibly good acting once again, Lindsay Duncan and Clarke Peters, not sure how many times I can say it, phenomenal.
It's going to be a good year for drama.
9/10.
