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What did you think of it? I struggled for the first half trying to make sense of it, but I persevered, I enjoyed the rest of it and it all fell into place. But why do we have to struggle to get to grips with these programmes. Or is it just me?
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Bathsheba - depending at what point you dozed off -
Man in plot thinks his wife is cheating, so installs CCTV.
CCTV reveals his son smoking dope, and possibly engaging in sex with the fourteen-year-old over the road, and his wife meeting a group of strangers.
He heads home, and follows his wife and group to the town where they confront a man who has arranged to meet a fourteen-year-old girl - they film him and advise him that he will be reported to the police.
It turns out that the teenager in the family has been abused, and the culprit was not imprisoned - hence the wife's 'vigilante' action, and her confrontation of their son, advising him that he could be prosecuted or put on the Sex Offenders' Register because the girl he is with is under-age.
This explains why the man was in a therapy group, and why he drank for a time.
Last scene was him cracking a bad joke in the office, as it started, which implies that everything is resolved OK.
Future heads-up - as you know, the series is an inter-locked set of stories each featuring on character from the central scenario in the office - the manager has received a letter marked 'HM Prison' - no doubt all will be revealed.
Man in plot thinks his wife is cheating, so installs CCTV.
CCTV reveals his son smoking dope, and possibly engaging in sex with the fourteen-year-old over the road, and his wife meeting a group of strangers.
He heads home, and follows his wife and group to the town where they confront a man who has arranged to meet a fourteen-year-old girl - they film him and advise him that he will be reported to the police.
It turns out that the teenager in the family has been abused, and the culprit was not imprisoned - hence the wife's 'vigilante' action, and her confrontation of their son, advising him that he could be prosecuted or put on the Sex Offenders' Register because the girl he is with is under-age.
This explains why the man was in a therapy group, and why he drank for a time.
Last scene was him cracking a bad joke in the office, as it started, which implies that everything is resolved OK.
Future heads-up - as you know, the series is an inter-locked set of stories each featuring on character from the central scenario in the office - the manager has received a letter marked 'HM Prison' - no doubt all will be revealed.
Oh thanks so much andy!
So clear and precise :)
I must admit I thought for a while that it would all turn out that he when he had that head injury, it was really bad, and the whole thing would turn out to have been his dream :)
Mind you. I wish a few things has only been a dream,...that clown Trump for one ;)
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So clear and precise :)
I must admit I thought for a while that it would all turn out that he when he had that head injury, it was really bad, and the whole thing would turn out to have been his dream :)
Mind you. I wish a few things has only been a dream,...that clown Trump for one ;)
trt, if you're still looking in, yep, my FB is ok now x x
Baths
x x x
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