Discussion
Bluedot said:
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.
Week 1. Pete's a bit grumpy.
Week 2. Pete gets diagnosed with depression.
Week 3. Loads of stuff happens to make him feel less in control.
Week 5. Pete considers suicide.
Week 6. Pete's fine, and is coming off his anti-depressants.
Adam and his new missus decide that four months living in different countries is too much to bear, so they split up.
Why did the CPS drop the charges over David just because it turns out his company did know what he was up to? He still did it.
So the writer was only given six episodes. That's no excuse to create soap opera storylines, and concatenate one or two years' worth of story arch into six weeks.
Still, it could have been worse. At least Helen Baxendale wasn't in it.
Week 2. Pete gets diagnosed with depression.
Week 3. Loads of stuff happens to make him feel less in control.
Week 5. Pete considers suicide.
Week 6. Pete's fine, and is coming off his anti-depressants.
Adam and his new missus decide that four months living in different countries is too much to bear, so they split up.
Why did the CPS drop the charges over David just because it turns out his company did know what he was up to? He still did it.
So the writer was only given six episodes. That's no excuse to create soap opera storylines, and concatenate one or two years' worth of story arch into six weeks.
Still, it could have been worse. At least Helen Baxendale wasn't in it.
Doofus said:
Week 1. Pete's a bit grumpy.
Week 2. Pete gets diagnosed with depression.
Week 3. Loads of stuff happens to make him feel less in control.
Week 5. Pete considers suicide.
Week 6. Pete's fine, and is coming off his anti-depressants.
Adam and his new missus decide that four months living in different countries is too much to bear, so they split up.
Why did the CPS drop the charges over David just because it turns out his company did know what he was up to? He still did it.
So the writer was only given six episodes. That's no excuse to create soap opera storylines, and concatenate one or two years' worth of story arch into six weeks.
Still, it could have been worse. At least Helen Baxendale wasn't in it.
You can always switch over channels?Week 2. Pete gets diagnosed with depression.
Week 3. Loads of stuff happens to make him feel less in control.
Week 5. Pete considers suicide.
Week 6. Pete's fine, and is coming off his anti-depressants.
Adam and his new missus decide that four months living in different countries is too much to bear, so they split up.
Why did the CPS drop the charges over David just because it turns out his company did know what he was up to? He still did it.
So the writer was only given six episodes. That's no excuse to create soap opera storylines, and concatenate one or two years' worth of story arch into six weeks.
Still, it could have been worse. At least Helen Baxendale wasn't in it.
andy67b said:
Doofus said:
Week 1. Pete's a bit grumpy.
Week 2. Pete gets diagnosed with depression.
Week 3. Loads of stuff happens to make him feel less in control.
Week 5. Pete considers suicide.
Week 6. Pete's fine, and is coming off his anti-depressants.
Adam and his new missus decide that four months living in different countries is too much to bear, so they split up.
Why did the CPS drop the charges over David just because it turns out his company did know what he was up to? He still did it.
So the writer was only given six episodes. That's no excuse to create soap opera storylines, and concatenate one or two years' worth of story arch into six weeks.
Still, it could have been worse. At least Helen Baxendale wasn't in it.
You can always switch over channels?Week 2. Pete gets diagnosed with depression.
Week 3. Loads of stuff happens to make him feel less in control.
Week 5. Pete considers suicide.
Week 6. Pete's fine, and is coming off his anti-depressants.
Adam and his new missus decide that four months living in different countries is too much to bear, so they split up.
Why did the CPS drop the charges over David just because it turns out his company did know what he was up to? He still did it.
So the writer was only given six episodes. That's no excuse to create soap opera storylines, and concatenate one or two years' worth of story arch into six weeks.
Still, it could have been worse. At least Helen Baxendale wasn't in it.
Doofus said:
I had expected more from it but I didn't know that I wasn't going to get more from it until it had finished. Once it ended, I did indeed switch (over) the channel. If only I'd got your advice sooner.
Yeah I agree with you, I should have taken my own advise and switched over too, but I was waiting for it to get started, then suddenly last episode! I was a little disappointed also. Well at least 'The Walking Dead' is back on our screens, sorry to go off subject!
fesuvious said:
Bluedot said:
Yeah, still enjoying it.
Some of the story lines are a bit far fetched but happy to put it down to artistic license (Adam's lifestyle & wealth for example as a bloke who does some web stuff...).
One would presume his wife had life insurance. That, with damages would have been quite some payout.Some of the story lines are a bit far fetched but happy to put it down to artistic license (Adam's lifestyle & wealth for example as a bloke who does some web stuff...).
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