Tasha finally realises where she stands, Jack has gone, kicked her out of her home, and taken Emily away, she has nobody to turn to, apart from The Ex Wife.
There's been no dip, no lull, I'm as engrossed now as I was at the start of episode one, this has been such a genuinely good watch, loved this third episode, it asks all sorts of questions.
Hayley is an absolute monster, such a good performance, she's somewhat stereotypical as the middle class **tch, but she helps us get a sense of the world Tasha has stepped into.
Celine Buckens was excellent throughout this one, a really impressive performance from her, you definitely get the sense of Tasha's rage, the injustice of it all.
I'll definitely be looking out for Janet Montgomery going forward, she stole this episode as ex wife Jen, a very sincere, emotional performance, that scene where she opened up about her hopes and dreams was excellent.
I'm starting to think that The Ex Wife is now perhaps the only person that Tasha can turn to, she's the only person that she can trust.
I'm still not convinced that Jack is Emily's father.
8/10.
There's been no dip, no lull, I'm as engrossed now as I was at the start of episode one, this has been such a genuinely good watch, loved this third episode, it asks all sorts of questions.
Hayley is an absolute monster, such a good performance, she's somewhat stereotypical as the middle class **tch, but she helps us get a sense of the world Tasha has stepped into.
Celine Buckens was excellent throughout this one, a really impressive performance from her, you definitely get the sense of Tasha's rage, the injustice of it all.
I'll definitely be looking out for Janet Montgomery going forward, she stole this episode as ex wife Jen, a very sincere, emotional performance, that scene where she opened up about her hopes and dreams was excellent.
I'm starting to think that The Ex Wife is now perhaps the only person that Tasha can turn to, she's the only person that she can trust.
I'm still not convinced that Jack is Emily's father.
8/10.
