Deep Water??

[Jordyboy9]

First episode last night,didn’t expect such graphic sex scenes,
Should there have been some warning or is it acceptable now?

[ummmm]

The girls were supposed to be having a sleepover but Lisa's daughter started her period so Lisa let her have the day off school meaning she forgot to pick up Lucinda.

I'm on episode 4. It's really good.

[BagPussAA]

I'm hoping it develops because I wasn't sure about this first episode but I will stick with it. I don't understand what you mean Jordyboy about the graphic sex scenes though. I didn't notice any, maybe I wasn't paying much attention!

[Ken4155]

Watched episodes 2 and 3 last night on the ITV hub and i can confirm that the knickers on the bathroom floor do play a significant part. Other than shocking Jordyboy, of course:-)

[Ken4155]

By the by, the phrase "Oh what a tangled web we weave................" springs readily to mind in this series.

[Jordyboy9]

Right ken4155,maybe I should have used another word than graphic,so I will play the age card,
In my day a large man sliding a ladies knickers of in a bathroom dropping the knickers on the floor,then proceeding to have sex with her,might have been termed as graphic,but how times have changed.

[Ken4155]

In olden days, a glimpse of stocking.................... Jordy :-)

[Sqad]

Jordy...I take your point, kids now use the f...word and indulge in sex at a much earlier age, true, advanced sexual acts. I remember the first time that i saw sex on the screen, was in a film called the Outlaw where big busted Jayne Russell got into the haystack naked to keep a wounded cowboy warm as he was suffering from septicaemia. It caused a national controversy although the queues were long and one had to be 18 years of age before one was admitted.

How things have changed Jordy....and they say for the better.

Disrespect, lack of discipline, and of course sexual freedom for the teenagers.Swearing and blasphemy now widely accepted in the young....and all due to an enlightened generation.

[lankeela]

I gave it about fifteen minutes then gave up, couldn't clearly hear as they all seemed to mumble a lot. So many story lines, trying to follow them was impossible - needed subtitles to tell me what was going on. It was almost as though you were supposed to know who was who and what the relationships were.

[Jordyboy9]

Agree with you SANDRA,gave you BA again, I remember the outlaw when it first came out,really fancied Jane Russell, what about COSH BOY, do you remember that with JOAN COLLINS?
Take your coat off darling you are going to be here a while,it was really frowned on in the 50s,

[ummmm]

Pretty easy to follow the story lines if you give it more than 15 minutes.

[FoxLee2]

It's a bit odd because they've based it on two different books by Paula Daly. The missing girl is from What Kind of Mother are You? and the 'proposition' from The Mistake I made.

[ummmm]

I really enjoyed it.

[Ken4155]

FoxLee; perhaps Anna Symon didn't think there was enough substance in just the one book for an entire series?

[lankeela]

ummmm if it hasn't grabbed my attention in fifteen minutes I can't be bothered - can't see it getting any better and unless my hearing is faulty I think the mumbling makes it difficult to follow what they are saying.

[Peter Pedant]

deep water
First episode last night,didn’t expect such graphic sex scenes,

um you think it should have been labelledd
Deep Throat ?

[Peter Pedant]

// ummmm if it hasn't grabbed my attention in fifteen minutes I can't be bothered//

apparently one of the markers of a successful film is that something really surprising has to happen at or around minute 25

[chessington]

Have I missed some only saw episode one last week??? is it just on Wednesdays or what?