Although there was gap of two years from the first series of Widows. I cannot help think that the story is half baked. It is as convincing as the shot of the beach in Rio De Janeiro.
Linda has been injured by Harry Rawlins and then has an argument with Bella who talks so loudly that her new fiance can hear about her past. No wonder he ditches her.
Harry who knows the whereabouts of his wife Dolly flies to London but what a coincidence. It is on the same flight as Linda and Bella. He spots them at the airport in London and sends a goon called Mickey to see where they go to.
At least a message gets to Dolly about Harry. Eventually the widows meet up and set up a plan to deal with Harry.
When you have to rely on so many coincidences as they do in this second series. It just highlights the weakness of the story. The character of Linda is also such a pain, I was surprised that Bella did not ditch her in some favela where she would never make it out alive.
Linda has been injured by Harry Rawlins and then has an argument with Bella who talks so loudly that her new fiance can hear about her past. No wonder he ditches her.
Harry who knows the whereabouts of his wife Dolly flies to London but what a coincidence. It is on the same flight as Linda and Bella. He spots them at the airport in London and sends a goon called Mickey to see where they go to.
At least a message gets to Dolly about Harry. Eventually the widows meet up and set up a plan to deal with Harry.
When you have to rely on so many coincidences as they do in this second series. It just highlights the weakness of the story. The character of Linda is also such a pain, I was surprised that Bella did not ditch her in some favela where she would never make it out alive.
