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DoctorX said:
gtidriver said:
Wasn't expecting that. I thought Mark was going to attack his sons killer.
I can't remember the details of the first season but is Joe Miller taking the blame for his son or did he really do it?It's best to watch Broadchurch as a character study rather than a whodunnit because there are just too many red herrings.
Dan_1981 said:
I'm really enjoying it.
Series three is miles ahead of series 2.
Didn't Danny get cuddled to death effectively.
Danny threatened to make their weird relationship (Joe was in love with him?) public and Joe "accidentally" suffocated him.Series three is miles ahead of series 2.
Didn't Danny get cuddled to death effectively.
I found that ending last night very sad and troubling - to ring your daughter like that to effectively say goodbye.
joshleb said:
Sad ending, did he do anything to Joe?
I thought once he realised he was too late to act or change anything he would be satisfied...
Or, realised that he would be forever tormented by memories and loss. In his (possibly) depressed state, he just wants to end the torment. Very powerful scene, and a reminder that Broadchurch is more than a whodunnit; it's really about the secrets and lies in a small town.I thought once he realised he was too late to act or change anything he would be satisfied...
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