The Missing - Spoliers

[rockyracoon]

Tilly. Who do you think it is?

[Tilly2]

Garden of Eden inhabitant....:-)

[rockyracoon]

Yep, that's who I thought when you mentioned it.

[Tilly2]

We'll see, Rocky.

Stone said to her, 'You've had enough fresh air for today'..........strange thing for him to say.....?

[rockyracoon]

I hope it isn't her. It creates plot holes, and I hate plot holes.

[donny48]

If it maintains the standard of the first series, which it is at the moment, then there will be no holes. She who shall be nameless has a sister which would another layer of duplicity if it correct, difficult to fit older girl suddenly into family.

[Tilly2]

The sister may be another missing girl......

[rockyracoon]

That's what I was thinking Donny. And with no trace of an accent.

We'll see.

Roll on Wednesday :)

[rockyracoon]

That's true, Tilly.

[Tilly2]

We don't know the nationality of alabaster skin girl, do we?

[donny48]

Shall we reconvene on Thursday ?

[Peter Pedant]

there is something ....... missing

I think it is Mrs Mopp down the road
the cleaner
the one with one eye green and the other brown

[rockyracoon]

I suppose I presumed she was German as she went missing in Germany, didn't she? Or am I making that up?

Yes, Donny. We'll reconvene on Thursday, with more theories, no doubt.

[donny48]

If it was blue and brown I would be thinking a reincarnation of Bowie.

[Tilly2]

Peter, we will let you know 'cos you're not going to watch it again, are you?

[Tilly2]

I don't watch it on Wednesday. I'll look in on Friday.

[donny48]

I think it better to re-convene on Friday morning when Tilly can join us.

[Tilly2]

That was a creepy ending!

[donny48]

Certainly not Eve.

[Tilly2]

Morning Donny. My Eve theory has been knocked on the head but I think she is hiding something, nevertheless.

[donny48]

I thought there was something amiss when at the toyshop the focus was on the monkey but the little girl was shown with a soft toy. There was a point about having no cash as he entered the toy shop, will a credit card pinpoint an area to go to.