Louie's problem comes to life, but she is bailed out by her brother, Arwel. The fact that Anna has taken money from the savings account is noticed.
A few questions are answered here, such as why Louie didn't want the girls inside her house, but as one is answered, several more arise.
I did enjoy it, as with the last episode, there was a lot of fluff among the good stuff, but again, the characters are so well drawn, that it's interesting and watchable.
Once again, there's a twist, and a gathering of pace at the end.
I love the location work, and the filming, The Viaduct looks amazing, no longer wonder it appears so often.
It is so good to have someone like Eddie Marsan in a TV drama, the talent of the man is through the roof, what a presence he is.
8/10.
A few questions are answered here, such as why Louie didn't want the girls inside her house, but as one is answered, several more arise.
I did enjoy it, as with the last episode, there was a lot of fluff among the good stuff, but again, the characters are so well drawn, that it's interesting and watchable.
Once again, there's a twist, and a gathering of pace at the end.
I love the location work, and the filming, The Viaduct looks amazing, no longer wonder it appears so often.
It is so good to have someone like Eddie Marsan in a TV drama, the talent of the man is through the roof, what a presence he is.
8/10.
