Episode #1.6

Episode aired Nov 22, 2020
TV-14
1h

IMDb RATING

7.5/10

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Dawn French and Gwyneth Keyworth in Episode #1.6 (2020)

The Trouble with Maggie Cole: Episode Six

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Maggie is only concerned with re-uniting with her own family and heads to the celebrations with Becka to meet them. As all the villagers gather for the fete, a sudden shocking series of even... Read allMaggie is only concerned with re-uniting with her own family and heads to the celebrations with Becka to meet them. As all the villagers gather for the fete, a sudden shocking series of events are put in motion that could potentially cost the life of one beloved character and cha... Read allMaggie is only concerned with re-uniting with her own family and heads to the celebrations with Becka to meet them. As all the villagers gather for the fete, a sudden shocking series of events are put in motion that could potentially cost the life of one beloved character and change everyone else's in Thurlbury forever.

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- Ben Gregor
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7.5/10

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- Ben Gregor
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9Sleepin_Dragon

A dramatic finale.

It's finally the day for the Village event, and all hell breaks loose as everything happens all at once.

I'm not always a lover of a happy ending, but in this case I am, it was a lovely episode, well crafted and beautifully acted, there were so many strands and loose ends, I think they did a great job in tying up all these loose ends.

This was always going to be the episode where Maggie tried to make it up with

Once again the laughs come from Vicki Pepperdine, Karen has been such a funny character, her craziness knows no bounds. Lee Boardman was great, am so used to watching him play the tough guy, nice to see him in a different role.

French and Heap have been marvellous throughout, they made a particularly good duo. I wished Maggie had shown just a little more concern for her best friend.

Small village life, rumours, gossip.

Excellent, 9/10.