Watched the second episode last night and I can't believe how little attention it's getting.
It's so funny, I still haven't worked out how it's going to end, but I can't wait to get to the next episode. Such beautiful scenery and great actors, proper laugh out loud stuff.
Advertising I think! I haven't seen a single advert for it.
shareBrilliant stuff. I only watched the first one by chance as I surfed up and down all the channels.So glad I did. Loved all 3. It certainly deserves watching again too. Oh it's certainly better than its 7.2 rating.No lower than an 8...
shareHello! Sorry, this is OT, but can someone remind me of the significance of Sheasmith's reappearance in the last episode?
shareHello! Sorry, this is OT, but can someone remind me of the significance of Sheasmith's reappearance in the last episode?I was a bit confused. I think it's either that he set everything up with the army chick (and they were going to double cross Johnners) or he had worked out what was going on and manage to save himself. Probably the first one - they were all weasles except Ian and maybe Mex.
Thanks, but how does the body demonstrate that?
Anybody watching Thirteen?
Thanks, but how does the body demonstrate that?The extra body in the bunker was someone unknown (not from the group) and it was missing its legs. Therefore the legs that they thought were (dead) Wendy's were actually someone elses - hence he was alive all along.
Anybody watching Thirteen?I'm watching it - I think it's very good. With that and Happy Valley, there's quite a bit of good drama on tv at the moment! share
Thanks.
Yes, I've decided I'm not the sharpest when it comes to figuring it out ahead of time, so I went to the Thirteen board but there's not much going on there.
His reappearance as a "policeman" at the end shows he was in on it - I'm guessing that was who Johnners was ringing from the pub
Why was he dressed as a cop and was the pub in on it? In normal circumstances he would have expected to meet Johnners (possibly Sophie) in the pub. The people in the pub would have known the local cops. As it turned out he had a reason (to arrest Sophie).
Next: okay assuming Sophie and Wendy arranged to knock off Johnners. I would have though that once the mincing was complete Sophie would have fled the pub and arranged to meet Wendy somewhere else.
If someone could clear up the picture it would be good
thanks for the feedback. I didn't realise it was Reece Shearsmith in the cop outfit so I wondered whether I was missing anything else.
shareThe upper half of the body in the pit was of the guy that was in the pub at the beginning, not Wendy, so it was a scam (they put Wendy's ID in the pocket of the random pub guy).
shareWatched the second episode last night and I can't believe how little attention it's getting.Because it's on BBC2 on a Saturday night. Needed to be on Channel 4 on a Friday! share
Hear you man :)
They're all tuned into Eastenders, Corrie, Emmerdale and fookin Hollyoaks! Haha!
Nevermind.
I rarely watch the main channels - occasionally BBC2 - but I do seem to watch a lot on Channel 4 because it's my kind of programming. I do (slightly ashamedly) admit to watching Hollyoaks though!
shareJust watched the final episode. Brilliant. Perfectly done.
shareI don't think it's "so funny" but it does have the occasional attempt at humour in the right places. Of all the episodes I did chuckle a couple of times. The running down the hill together with the rope around their waists. Then hitting the tree and smashing them together. I did laugh there. And also The quad bike gag towards the end. When Sophie (my favorite character) let him go. He took the quad then went into reverse when it should have been put into forward.
I just watched it tonight. For the first time. Got the DVD as soon as it came out. Just never got round to it til now. I don't watch TV. If I see something I like I wait til DVD. Got it all in front of me that way. Not one episode a week til it's done. The music throughout the mini series was atmospheric. It blended well with the scenery and what was going on.
Promote it to everyone you think will be interested. I know I will. It can only help it. It is not often a seriously entertaining slasher like show comes along. It's not got a lot of gore. But then gore isn't always needed to give the desired effect.
Rab: "Take a man's faimly away and whit's he got?"
Jamesie: "Nothing but money and freedom!"