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watched this for the forst time in YEARS this week. What a load of unbelievable claptrap is was, dreadful writing (do people really talk like that?) dreadful acting all round.
Who was the woman living at jack's pace?
Who was the woman living at jack's pace?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.It's become an awful watch imo. Aoife is Cara's mum; her dad was Jack's brother, Ryan. She & Jack had a fling way back when & she was hoping to rekindle it, I think. I don't care that Cara's deaf & it *would* be ok, except that she's such a badly-written, bloody annoying character (as is Aoife). Again, imo.
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Quite a bit here - https:/
//Promoting sign language seems to be the latest to. 'Campaign ' - no bad thing I quess//
I disagree. I don't want to be subject to a "campaign" when I'm supposed to be entertained. If the BBC wants to encourage people to learn sign language they can dedicate a programme to it on BBC4. I can then choose whether to watch it or not.
I disagree. I don't want to be subject to a "campaign" when I'm supposed to be entertained. If the BBC wants to encourage people to learn sign language they can dedicate a programme to it on BBC4. I can then choose whether to watch it or not.
I haven't watched it since Clarissa, for it was she, decided to go and do investigation in the field and was shown as a somewhat dodgy silhouette bouncing across the screen, apparently traversing extremely rough terrain in her wheelchair requiring the viewer to suspend disbelief in the interest of inclusivity.
It's pretty grim fare.
It's pretty grim fare.