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Episode 23
This episode plods along nicely, I reached 20 minutes before I realised, I hadn’t jotted anything down.
I do not like Barbara, and I do like Doreen, but when they were fighting, I wanted Barbara to win. I just do not like this story with Doreen.
There is a theme in this episodes, mothers, and daughters with Bea and Catherine the mothers and Karen the daughter, however there’s a slight hic with Lyne as it’s her father and not mother, so I’m just rambling away.
The tension between Bea & Vera and how Bea holds her fully responsible for not allowing her at Debbie’s funeral is wonderful to watch, I feel like its building up to something. Watching Catherine and Bea bond as mothers and I keep meaning to type out how much Catherine reminds me of Annabelle Collins in Brookside.
Barbara is finally winning me over; I’m actually starting to care for her.
Then we get another parent, Sarah’s father who can’t cope with looking after his daughter, seriously, what’s wrong with him, it’s not like he actually needs to do anything, she’s old enough and capable of looking after herself.
Now Barbara is fighting back, threatening to burn down her cell, well her bed and bedding, everything else looks like it’s brick.
Erica instructing Vera to ignore Barbara’s threats was a surprise. Will it come back to haunt her?
Episode 24
Catherine remains unchanged in her views on prison life which is a real shame considering what happens later in this episode. She sees that Vera is part of the reason Barbara has locked herself in her cell, while Bea mentions she’s looking forward to watching it develop, again to the shock of Catherine.
Jean comes in handy by filling Erica in on some home truths and how Vera is partly terrorising Barbara.
The scene with Erica and Barbara was wonderful, I love how I didn’t like the character to being with and now I find myself rooting for her. As much as I love all the fighting and chaos this show brings, it was great to see the story with Barbara reach a great conclusion.
Interesting that Erica allowed Vera to transfer Barbara when Erica was in the knowledge that Vera had been victimizing her niece.
One good thing came about Barbara’s transfer and that was Doreen realising that no matter how much she tries, she will never be Franky.
It was interesting to follow Karen’s trial and it’s up in the air what the verdict might be.
We also say goodbye to two inmates, Barbara Davidson transferred to another prison and Catherine Roberts, never to be seen again. It’s kind of sad that they would invest in four characters, give us the full story behind Catherine’s prison sentence and then do nothing, nothing at all….
This episode plods along nicely, I reached 20 minutes before I realised, I hadn’t jotted anything down.
I do not like Barbara, and I do like Doreen, but when they were fighting, I wanted Barbara to win. I just do not like this story with Doreen.
There is a theme in this episodes, mothers, and daughters with Bea and Catherine the mothers and Karen the daughter, however there’s a slight hic with Lyne as it’s her father and not mother, so I’m just rambling away.
The tension between Bea & Vera and how Bea holds her fully responsible for not allowing her at Debbie’s funeral is wonderful to watch, I feel like its building up to something. Watching Catherine and Bea bond as mothers and I keep meaning to type out how much Catherine reminds me of Annabelle Collins in Brookside.
Barbara is finally winning me over; I’m actually starting to care for her.
Then we get another parent, Sarah’s father who can’t cope with looking after his daughter, seriously, what’s wrong with him, it’s not like he actually needs to do anything, she’s old enough and capable of looking after herself.
Now Barbara is fighting back, threatening to burn down her cell, well her bed and bedding, everything else looks like it’s brick.
Erica instructing Vera to ignore Barbara’s threats was a surprise. Will it come back to haunt her?
Episode 24
Catherine remains unchanged in her views on prison life which is a real shame considering what happens later in this episode. She sees that Vera is part of the reason Barbara has locked herself in her cell, while Bea mentions she’s looking forward to watching it develop, again to the shock of Catherine.
Jean comes in handy by filling Erica in on some home truths and how Vera is partly terrorising Barbara.
The scene with Erica and Barbara was wonderful, I love how I didn’t like the character to being with and now I find myself rooting for her. As much as I love all the fighting and chaos this show brings, it was great to see the story with Barbara reach a great conclusion.
Interesting that Erica allowed Vera to transfer Barbara when Erica was in the knowledge that Vera had been victimizing her niece.
One good thing came about Barbara’s transfer and that was Doreen realising that no matter how much she tries, she will never be Franky.
It was interesting to follow Karen’s trial and it’s up in the air what the verdict might be.
We also say goodbye to two inmates, Barbara Davidson transferred to another prison and Catherine Roberts, never to be seen again. It’s kind of sad that they would invest in four characters, give us the full story behind Catherine’s prison sentence and then do nothing, nothing at all….