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Title: Sunday/Monday (02 Sep 2012)
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| Episode credited cast: | |||
| Rupert Penry-Jones | ... | Ollie | |
| Shaun Evans | ... | Ian | |
| Genevieve O'Reilly | ... | Daisy | |
| Claire Keelan | ... | Em | |
| Alexander Karim | ... | Milo | |
| Hugh Mitchell | ... | Archie | |
| Anthony Green | ... | John McCloud | |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Elisha Johnson | ... | Natalie |
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Kim McGarrity | ... | Arcade Junkie |
| Mya-Lecia Naylor | ... | Bethany | |
As the gap between Ian's perception and reality grows so does his dangerous manipulation of Ollie - whose behaviour becomes increasingly dangerous and erratic. With emotions running high, tragedy looms and the triathlon ends in a thrilling head to head battle with devastating consequences. Written by Carnival Film & Television
Ollie is well and truly wound up by his so called friend, Ollie is pushed to the point where he lets rip at the dinner table.
Oooh this was a brilliant final episode, I absolutely loved it, and got totally lost in its tangled web of lies and deceit. What started off as a rather petulant story of friendly rivalry turns into something a whole lot darker, and more hate fuelled.
That dining table scene was amazing, the look on Ian's face throughout, awesome acting, the look of glee on his his face as he watched his friend let rip.
Penry Jones is arguably the star of the show in this episode, Evans has been allowed to run riot throughout, but this showcases the brilliance of Rupert.
I'm not sure I'll ever be able to watch Endeavour in the same way ever again.
Nail biting, brilliant, 9/10.