Angela Black

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It was all rather far-fetched, inevitably, and became more like background noise to me as I eventually began to lose interest, but what particularly got me about the last episode was Olivier and Theo sitting on what would presumably be a busy train taking as openly as they were, particularly when you take into account they'd only just meant.

Her abducting the children didn't add up either; when he took them back after everything he'd already orchestrated to win custody, surely he would have gotten police involvement?
 
The whole 'strangers on a train thing' made me roll my eyes a bit - as did the rest of the show. Somebody mentioned a series 2 a few pages back but I really don't see the need for that? I won't be tuning in!

The only thing I liked was how Angela turned the tables on Theo at the end. Other than that it was all a bit boring throughout.
 
I enjoyed Showtrial a lot. Kind of sad it wasn't on weekly as there would have been a lot we could have discussed. As it was I watched the whole thing over two nights. I did share my thoughts in the Showtrial thread, but there wasn't much discussion last time I checked.
 
Quick question about episode 4 just after she loses custody in court. She arrives home to a package of a drawing of that Theo man who sent her that?
 
Keljd said:
Quick question about episode 4 just after she loses custody in court. She arrives home to a package of a drawing of that Theo man who sent her that?
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She did the drawing when she was in the mental health unit and they sent it on to her (if I'm remembering correctly!)
 
Shutterbug99 said:
I enjoyed Showtrial a lot. Kind of sad it wasn't on weekly as there would have been a lot we could have discussed. As it was I watched the whole thing over two nights. I did share my thoughts in the Showtrial thread, but there wasn't much discussion last time I checked.
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I know its only iplayer but I'm watching it weekly on Sundays
 
I’m a little late for this one I know, but I seen it on Netflix and there was nothing else on so gave it a try. I’m currently 3 1/2 episodes in it reminds me of something similar to Harlan. Coben fool me once only it’s a very piss. Poor attempt like the way in full me once they had a weapon me cupboard so did they and how their husbands were both rich. Angela Blair was at a much slower pace so I lost interest pretty quickly. Where is fool me once words keep your suspense up the actor who plays Angela hasn’t really got much expression and I know they are going through domestic violence, but you think was this even a loving relationship at one point it all feels so cold and clinical. Olivier is very unerving to watch
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was a complete anticlimax, went at a very slow pace could have been done in less episodes
I didn’t really rate fool me once but copeared to that it was fantastic
 
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