Vocal Voices

by **Kaz** » 09 Jan 2014, 10:32

Diflower wrote:It was very true to life I thought, but maybe it depends on what life we've led?

Probably

I've always been a risk taker which hasn't made for an easy life - I've slowed down a LOT though since I met my lovely Mick

I was cross and sad to see Carl back to commuting - I felt sorry for him that nothing much seemed to have changed

Sally seemed very happy - but I still think that tot was a bit young to be either Carl's or Ryan's

by **Gal** » 09 Jan 2014, 13:26

Kaz wrote:I was cross and sad to see Carl back to commuting - I felt sorry for him that nothing much seemed to have changed

Sorry Kaz I have to beg to differ. He seemed more than happy in the final scenes, his mornings were no longer spent alone, he and his wife seemed to have both made a huge effort to get back on track (touching his shoulder at the table for example, it's the little things....) and there seemed a new closeness between them, and his kids seemed a lot more tuned in to him as well. Sometimes things happen to make life better, even though at the time it doesn't seem so.

Just MO

Like Di I thought it was very true to real life. And Sally was right when she said it was only good on the train, I think a lot of people realise the grass wasn't greener after all, post-affair.

by **Rodo** » 09 Jan 2014, 14:20

Have to agree Gal.

by **saundra** » 09 Jan 2014, 14:50

i hope his wife gave up wearing those PJs in every bedroom scene
at least
the program wasent full of violence swearing and you could understand it
and in some cases relate to it

by **Ally** » 09 Jan 2014, 16:03

saundra wrote:i hope his wife gave up wearing those PJs in every bedroom scene
at least
the program wasent full of violence swearing and you could understand it
and in some cases relate to it

I mentioned the PJ's to Don! :lol: