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Antony Moxey said:
Jesus that was bloody brilliant.
Really? I thought it was dreadful! Predictable (the children are going to end up in bed together, the eBay match tickets David buys will be dodgy, James Bolam will end up in hospital etc) and full of clichés. The match ticket thing was just lazy writing, teams do not play each other on the same date every year, how could they not have realised the tickets were from the previous year? Having them as counterfeit would have been more plausible, but still very predictable. And the Fay Ripley 'undercover cop' story line was just crap. All IMHO of course...Only watched episode 1 so far.
I used to love Cold Feet back in the day, but so far it's just nostalgic - I'll seen how it goes.
I must say, though, that I never much liked Hermione Norris in anything since, but she seems much more appealing in this than anything else I've seen her in (both physically and as a character - The 'new' wife has the role of 'superb
h' of course 
) over the years.
I guess that might indicate she can actually ACT
Shame that Baxendale (obviously) can't be back though, I think she's awesome in Cuckoo!
M.
I used to love Cold Feet back in the day, but so far it's just nostalgic - I'll seen how it goes.
I must say, though, that I never much liked Hermione Norris in anything since, but she seems much more appealing in this than anything else I've seen her in (both physically and as a character - The 'new' wife has the role of 'superb
h' of course ) over the years.I guess that might indicate she can actually ACT
Shame that Baxendale (obviously) can't be back though, I think she's awesome in Cuckoo!
M.
Hermione Norris carries the whole thing - she's a top-class act.
I liked James Bolam's quip after he fell and received the nasty gash on the head - "Don't worry, I'm fine, it's just like old times when we played Millwall......."
(IIRC Man Utd used to have as many thugs as the best of them back in the 70s - easily as dodgy as Millwall)
I liked James Bolam's quip after he fell and received the nasty gash on the head - "Don't worry, I'm fine, it's just like old times when we played Millwall......."
(IIRC Man Utd used to have as many thugs as the best of them back in the 70s - easily as dodgy as Millwall)
nicanary said:
Hermione Norris carries the whole thing - she's a top-class act.
She's excellent.Enjoyed ep2, lots of (subtle) humour. My only criticism is that the storyline has moved on too quickly (much like season 5 of the Wire), but I guess with only 8 episodes the writers have to have the stories developed quickly.
For instance, Adam realising Pete is depressed, I understand they are best friends etc but with more episodes they could have allowed the story to develop at a slower pace and thus have a bigger impact as a result.
Very good drama though and I'm glad to have Cold Feet back.
Last in the series tonight but series 7 is being written as we speak.... 
Was a fan before when it was on but love it now. Yes, some of it is not as good as previously but the storyline of Pete's depression and Josh's coming out was very well handled, considering there's only eight shows.
Was a fan before when it was on but love it now. Yes, some of it is not as good as previously but the storyline of Pete's depression and Josh's coming out was very well handled, considering there's only eight shows.
p1doc said:
was a good series but damp squib at end on roof top terrace almost as if they knew another series was lined up.....
and what does adam do for work -he always seems free compared to others
I always wonder that, something in IT isn't it ? Must be very very well paid given the places he's lived around the world, the flat he rented and the fact he never seemed to actually be at work and what does adam do for work -he always seems free compared to others
plenty of artistic license being given there I think.Excellent series though, some cracking lines and very enjoyable watching.
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