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Post by Miranda on Oct 13, 2021 18:48:19 GMT
Do they get to a point where everyone shares what they have found out? Yeah, I think the next episode, the duos have to present their cases to the detectives and the one with the weakest case has to leave the programme. For me, Richmond and Sarah probably have the strongest case on Hamish so far. The two boys are on the drug angle and have some evidence. The others seem to be blundering about in the dark at the moment. |
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Post by bethb63 on Oct 13, 2021 19:05:39 GMT
What are everyone’s opinions on the detective pairs? I’m inclined towards Sarah and Richmond, but that maybe influenced by my fascination with Sarah’s curly eyelashes. I find the young women a bit annoying.
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Post by Miranda on Oct 13, 2021 19:21:35 GMT
I agree with you. S + R work well together, as the detective pointed out. The two young women have no idea what they are doing! I think they will be the first out.
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Post by Netz on Oct 13, 2021 19:28:31 GMT
Well where are we now. I'm going to be bold and rule out Hamish and Jean, although maybe...................  Sonia and Tony are just full of lies, first he said he didn't know her then he admits he knew her when she was a DJ in Glasgow, but Sonya still hasn't given us much about how she got to know her <Snip> Yeah, I think Jean can be ruled out. Hamish, not so much (yet!). Sonia and Charly had a conversation in the first episode, and Charly said 'What happens in Glasgow, stays in Glasgow.' When I watched it last week, I thought she'd said ' What happened...' and thus referring to something that happened the 5 or 6 years ago that the pair last (apparently) interacted. I've rewatched that scene again, and it's definitely present tense, so could indicate a recent encounter with Tony in Glasgow. |
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Post by Netz on Oct 13, 2021 19:30:25 GMT
Dear god, how many adverts?! And I'm watching it on Catch up! Wish it was on a different channel. Thankfully, I'm able to record it, so I just fast-forward through them! 😀 |
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Post by Netz on Oct 13, 2021 19:33:38 GMT
Ok, this is how I see it. I'm leaning towards Hamish being the killer at the moment. He's drinking heavily, he's stalking Jean, she's frightened of him (no matter how much she denies it!) and Hamish sees V as an obstacle to getting his wife back. He was at the Manse when V came home crying in the dark. So the last thing he said to her was likely not to be whatever he said in the pub courtyard. Very possibly there was a row and he lost it and stabbed her. She tried to get help and staggered into the bedroom, doubled over in pain. Hamish ran for it. <Snip> I've just watched the night scene again, and it wasn't Charly returning to the Manse, it was Jean returning to her own home. |
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Post by Miranda on Oct 13, 2021 19:34:59 GMT
Oh! Was it? Well that's my theory screwed!  I shall have to rewatch it. |
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Post by Netz on Oct 13, 2021 19:35:41 GMT
<Snip> The other possible strand is the drugs. Obviously Freddy is trying to find the drugs that were washed overboard from a boat and using the young fella as eyes and ears. I think the 'cannabis plant' is a red herring. It looked more like a lupin to me! LOL! There's a definite connection between him, Sonia and Tony, and the victim from the Glasgow clubs. Tony is a terrible liar! I reckon Tony got set up in that pub on the island to be the liasion between Freddy and the drug runners. As for the money, I think Charley was supposed to get a termination and got the money from the father. Who is probably married and has children. We know there is a child involved somehow back home. I think Charley did a runner and went back to a place she knew as a child. And to her delight, found Tony there! Every crime novel is allowed one coincidence, them's the rules! I like these theories. 🙂 |
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Post by Netz on Oct 13, 2021 19:38:09 GMT
Do they get to a point where everyone shares what they have found out? Yeah, I think the next episode, the duos have to present their cases to the detectives and the one with the weakest case has to leave the programme. For me, Richmond and Sarah probably have the strongest case on Hamish so far. The two boys are on the drug angle and have some evidence. The others seem to be blundering about in the dark at the moment. Yes, I agree with this. 🙂 |
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Post by Netz on Oct 13, 2021 19:39:06 GMT
What are everyone’s opinions on the detective pairs? I’m inclined towards Sarah and Richmond, but that maybe influenced by my fascination with Sarah’s curly eyelashes. I find the young women a bit annoying. Yes, the eyelashes are fascinating! 😀 |
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Post by Netz on Oct 13, 2021 19:40:55 GMT
I agree with you. S + R work well together, as the detective pointed out. The two young women have no idea what they are doing! I think they will be the first out. Yeah, I think they'll be the first to go, too. (They're good entertainment value though! 😂) |
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Post by Netz on Oct 13, 2021 19:44:02 GMT
Oh! Was it? Well that's my theory screwed! I shall have to rewatch it. I liked your theory, but I didn't think it was Charly, so rewatched it myself to make sure. 🙂 |
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Post by beverley61 on Oct 13, 2021 20:13:19 GMT
The two women with the domineering friend don't seem to have come up with much, but we just might not have seen it yet. So they could go, because we know the TV Channel will want some entertaining people around.
Something is the red herring. Either it's the drugs that is secondary or Hamish is just drunk and losing it.
Certainly a lot more going on this week.
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Post by beverley61 on Oct 13, 2021 20:15:52 GMT
The Glasgow crime boss/business man had a conversation with Tony where they pretended they didn't recognise each other (is that right).
Then he told the two lads that he did know Tony.
Tony is up to something but I'm not sure it's murder.
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Post by Miranda on Oct 13, 2021 20:15:53 GMT
I actually find the two older women more entertaining cos the smaller one is very bad at hiding her feelings when the domineering one is not looking at her. So her body language is fascinating in the face of her friends obliviousness.
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Anymore to come?
