Widower Tom Rourke travels to Spain where he witnesses an accident, which in turn triggers a post traumatic stress and amnesia.
What a wonderful episode this is, it's so incredibly moving, so touching, it's very, very easy to empathise with all of the characters. It's a love story with a twist, it doesn't follow any of the conventional rules.
Best scene of all has to be the revelation, that moment where Tom is made to realise what is happening.
It looks really nice, I'm not sure where it was filmed, if even it was filmed in Spain, but it looks really good.
Jeremy Sheffield, he's great here as Tom, whatever happened to him, he genuinely was one of the most handsome and talented actors on screens in the early 2000's, so charismatic. He makes the character to likeable, he's so innocent, but so damaged.
It's nice to see June Whitfield playing a more serious role, so often seen in comedy, she's great here as Tom's mum.
This was the show at its best, from a time where The BBC were trying hard to offer up some quality, Afternoon drama.
Superb, 10/10.
What a wonderful episode this is, it's so incredibly moving, so touching, it's very, very easy to empathise with all of the characters. It's a love story with a twist, it doesn't follow any of the conventional rules.
Best scene of all has to be the revelation, that moment where Tom is made to realise what is happening.
It looks really nice, I'm not sure where it was filmed, if even it was filmed in Spain, but it looks really good.
Jeremy Sheffield, he's great here as Tom, whatever happened to him, he genuinely was one of the most handsome and talented actors on screens in the early 2000's, so charismatic. He makes the character to likeable, he's so innocent, but so damaged.
It's nice to see June Whitfield playing a more serious role, so often seen in comedy, she's great here as Tom's mum.
This was the show at its best, from a time where The BBC were trying hard to offer up some quality, Afternoon drama.
Superb, 10/10.