Ellie and Joe welcome twins into the world, at a time when the pair have busy lives, Ellie befriends Fiona, who seems quite literally too good to be true.
The first twenty minutes or so may seem to drag, but looking back, everything is very deliberate, as it develops it just gets better and better.
You begin getting vibes of The Hand that rocks the Cradle, and rightly so, but this is altogether more subtle, it never at any point goes way over the top, the events are entirely plausible.
The lead trio of Graham, Norris and Pearson are excellent, each play their respective parts very well.
Transmitted over two nights, time has been very kind on this drama, it holds up very well, it's still a great story. 8/10.
The first twenty minutes or so may seem to drag, but looking back, everything is very deliberate, as it develops it just gets better and better.
You begin getting vibes of The Hand that rocks the Cradle, and rightly so, but this is altogether more subtle, it never at any point goes way over the top, the events are entirely plausible.
The lead trio of Graham, Norris and Pearson are excellent, each play their respective parts very well.
Transmitted over two nights, time has been very kind on this drama, it holds up very well, it's still a great story. 8/10.