The lines between fantasy and reality blur for call centre worker Jane Saunders, who falls for her boss, her obsession leads to some tragic consequences.
Series two opens up with one of the show's best, and most memorable episodes. It's a terrific story, a story of obsession, lust, hatred and murder, it works incredibly well for one specific thing, Pauline Quirke, she is one of the most underrated actors of our time, she is mega talented.
Quirke has the ability to do comedy and drama with equal ease, even the way she looks here, so different.
Who's got my stapler? That's an incredible scene, and one that gives us a real insight into Jane's state of mind, Quirke again awesome.
I remember this episode better than any other, it's a tremendous watch, 9/10.
Series two opens up with one of the show's best, and most memorable episodes. It's a terrific story, a story of obsession, lust, hatred and murder, it works incredibly well for one specific thing, Pauline Quirke, she is one of the most underrated actors of our time, she is mega talented.
Quirke has the ability to do comedy and drama with equal ease, even the way she looks here, so different.
Who's got my stapler? That's an incredible scene, and one that gives us a real insight into Jane's state of mind, Quirke again awesome.
I remember this episode better than any other, it's a tremendous watch, 9/10.