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<blockquote data-quote="Barbara Fan" data-source="post: 243079" data-attributes="member: 21">[USER=2]@Ome[/USER] Sarah Lancashire is a turn off for me therefore didnt watch it initially on 1st showing, although i do think Anne Reid is great, Nicola Walker is prob my fav UK actress now (following my binge watch of Spooks and I love Unforgotten) and I once stumbled into Liverpool Cathedral (My feet were hurting, blister appearing and wanted to put on plasters) to find myself listening to this wonderful orator telling a story, i kept looking at him thinking I know him - then penny dropped, it was the man from the Odessa File (a film i liked when younger) and I Claudius, Sir Derek himself and he was fab. Now i feel there are too many series to catch up on and Ive only got &quot;normal TV&quot; anyway!!!Life is great, Alison Stedman is fantastic, and should win a clutch of awards, Victoria Hamilton is great - she is in the same role as she played in Dr Foster - and the girl from Corrie Melissa Johns (she was something to do with Saw phee Webster I think) is an absolute joy to watch and you are just rooting for her to make the right decisions - Calvin Demba (I dont know him) was also wonderful in his role.Saira Chuadry has also been in Corrie (needs to pull back on the filler for her lips) but i honestly would have thought it was Michelle Keegan - its just funny, sad, heartwarming and you grow to love some characters and less so with others.Adrian Lester is good in anything he appears in and nice to see Elaine Paige in a non singing role.&nbsp; There is a scene half way through epiosde 2 of Alison Stedman dancing and its a joy.&nbsp; Watching her change and realise things about her life and what she aspired to when younger im sure touches a chord with many people.Its a great 6 hours worth of TV and i put it in the same bracket as &quot;US&quot; with Tom Hollander shown last month on BBC, easy to watch and characters to care about. If you do watch i hope it doesnt disappoint.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Barbara Fan, post: 243079, member: 21"] [USER=2]@Ome[/USER] Sarah Lancashire is a turn off for me therefore didnt watch it initially on 1st showing, although i do think Anne Reid is great, Nicola Walker is prob my fav UK actress [B]now[/B] (following my binge watch of Spooks and I love Unforgotten) and I once stumbled into Liverpool Cathedral (My feet were hurting, blister appearing and wanted to put on plasters) to find myself listening to this wonderful orator telling a story, i kept looking at him thinking I know him - then penny dropped, it was the man from the Odessa File (a film i liked when younger) and I Claudius, Sir Derek himself and he was fab. Now i feel there are too many series to catch up on and Ive only got "normal TV" anyway!!! Life is great, Alison Stedman is fantastic, and should win a clutch of awards, Victoria Hamilton is great - she is in the same role as she played in Dr Foster - and the girl from Corrie Melissa Johns (she was something to do with Saw phee Webster I think) is an absolute joy to watch and you are just rooting for her to make the right decisions - Calvin Demba (I dont know him) was also wonderful in his role. Saira Chuadry has also been in Corrie (needs to pull back on the filler for her lips) but i honestly would have thought it was Michelle Keegan - its just funny, sad, heartwarming and you grow to love some characters and less so with others. Adrian Lester is good in anything he appears in and nice to see Elaine Paige in a non singing role. There is a scene half way through epiosde 2 of Alison Stedman dancing and its a joy. Watching her change and realise things about her life and what she aspired to when younger im sure touches a chord with many people. Its a great 6 hours worth of TV and i put it in the same bracket as "US" with Tom Hollander shown last month on BBC, easy to watch and characters to care about. If you do watch i hope it doesnt disappoint. [/QUOTE]

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