Emily weaves a devious and destructive plan, she manages to turn both Rob and Eliza against Laura.
It's another good, solid episode. One thing I'll say at this point, it's a very straightforward, easy to watch thriller drama, I can't remember the last time I watched a show which didn't have me scratching my head at some point, none of that here, very easy viewing.
It's far from perfect, it is definitely flawed, you'll wonder if Laura is the most naive person on Earth, and clearly nobody has any CCTV.
Again, there are more questions than answers, we're seeing more and more flashbacks, Emily is hinting and referencing the past constantly, trying to stir memories.
What exactly does Emily have planned, is it just to destroy Laura's life, or is there more to it than that?
Who is Liam, and what is the connection between him and Emily, I'm assuming he's a journalist, but is that what Emily is as well?
Jo Joyner and Rachel Shenton are both excellent.
7/10.
It's another good, solid episode. One thing I'll say at this point, it's a very straightforward, easy to watch thriller drama, I can't remember the last time I watched a show which didn't have me scratching my head at some point, none of that here, very easy viewing.
It's far from perfect, it is definitely flawed, you'll wonder if Laura is the most naive person on Earth, and clearly nobody has any CCTV.
Again, there are more questions than answers, we're seeing more and more flashbacks, Emily is hinting and referencing the past constantly, trying to stir memories.
What exactly does Emily have planned, is it just to destroy Laura's life, or is there more to it than that?
Who is Liam, and what is the connection between him and Emily, I'm assuming he's a journalist, but is that what Emily is as well?
Jo Joyner and Rachel Shenton are both excellent.
7/10.
