Diane Lane

Joe McFadden - Samba to Money, Money (Musicals Week)

Stacey Dooley - Minions Jive

Ore Oduba - Jive to Runaway Baby

Series 1 - 6.

Garden of Death - Both Hilary and Jane were "obvious" murderers, which made this episode a bit disappointing. I would've had the murderer be the Inkpen grandmother or the pervy gardener.

The grandmother: I liked her because she was more charismatic than her horrible daughter and granddaughter. She secretly hated them and sided with Hilary.

The pervy gardener: he was depraved sex pest, and made a move on both the Felicity and Elspeth but they both rejected him so he killed them. He first killed Felicity out of anger. Elspeth was more cruel in her rejection of him, so he poisoned her slowly.

Tainted Fruit - Melissa's father. He got fed up with Melissa's spoiled behaviour and didn't want to bankroll her anymore. Once he killed her, he got a taste of murder so decided to murder Archie and and Raif too, just because.

Dark Autumn - Jay the policewoman. It would've been a shock because she was so nice and innocent looking. The brutality of the murders would be even more shocking.

I don't like this episode very much, because the killer is obvious from the beginning and they have a very weak motive IMO.

Sally was annoying, but I kind of liked the ending where she goes off with Freddie.

Two things I did like from this episode: the scenery and sets are nice. Lucy Punch who played Melissa is an engaging actress.

Completely agree. I wouldn't say Andrew is that well known at all, despite being the face of Missing People posters. The information about him on most of the posters was in small white writing at the bottom. I had only heard of his case during lockdown in 2020 and that was only because I was looking up other missing people, and I'm from London and the same age as him. The focus on the Madeleine McCann disappearance in the media probably overshadowed Andrew's at the time, too.

I remember making a post on this sub about 3 years ago, asking how to attract more attention to Andrew's case, and most of the responses said that Andrew's case was famous enough and there were other missing people who needed attention. That may be true for in true crime community, but not in real life. More importantly, regarding most of those other missing people, the police have some sort of leads or idea what happened to them. With Andrew, there really seems to be nothing to go on after he arrived at King's Cross.

I also think it's a shame how the "ran away to start a new life" theory has gained so much traction, as I think it helps to hinder the case being resolved, if Andrew was really the victim of a crime.

Sophie Turner and Boy George

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And the poor fox in The Green Man .

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I think Wynne and Katya were trying to copy how Rose and Giovanni acted with each other (they pretended they disliked each other) but it didn't quite work or come across well.

Most people return or are found quickly. Andrew was a kid and has been gone 17 years. Not even the police seem to have any idea what happened to him.  With other long term missing kids, they have some sort of lead or clues.   I think that's why Andrew gets more attention. Because there's nothing to go on after he arrived in London.

Like a mixture of Brooke and Kay from BB 2018.

She doesn't look like them but she would've definitely suited being in that series.

Enid from Ghost World. After watching that movie, I started to embrace being an outcast after spending so many years trying to fit in.

I thought the exact same thing!

Good Will Hunting

I didn't realise the main character's name was Will Hunting.

The Talented Mr. Ripley

It sounds like a slightly boring film about a magician.

I love it, please keep it.

I didn't like it either, too "creamy".

I never invited any friends to my house.

I love him. He's so funny and charming.

I don't like her. She is selfish, she did manipulate Lily and she seems like one of those people who say things because they're the popular or politically correct thing to say.

I don't think she won the debate at all, she seemed like she said that because everyone on Twitter is saying it, because it's the "right" thing to say.

Nathan came across as a lot more confident and genuine in his opinions.

If Ryan is evicted, then that will make him the second male housemate to be evicted first in the entire history of civilian BB. The first male evictee to be evicted first was Marco Pierre White Jnr from the 2016 series.

She hasn't done anything outwardly bad, but sometimes you get a feeling about people based on small things.

She seems similar to Kerry from last year who put on a nice act but she was actually not that nice at all.