User Reviews

Meghan is faced with a big dilemma, she has a tough choice to make, Aggie is on the run with poor Baby Rory, who is now suffering poor health.

This drama tragedy reaches its inevitable conclusion, it's very intense, very dramatic, and shocking, I had predicted the outcome, but what was done, was done very well, it is one of those conclusions that has you conflicted and on edge.

The question was always going to be, could you feel any sympathy for Aggie, is there a part of you that can find any sympathy for a woman who can commit the most unspeakable of acts.

Meghan's true self, is she a good character? I'd argue that's debatable, she's almost as much as a monster as Aggie is, superb acting from Dr Gouw, but once again I find Carmichael just superb, what a tslent she is, those eyes, and those glances, I believed in the torment of her character.

The very good ending that this series deserved. 8/10.

Following the disturbing discovery of the graves last time and with Agatha on the run, things heat up in a frantic effort to reunite Meghan with her baby. Sadly this ending has been obvious for three episodes, and though it is a decent execution, it adds nothing novel to a well trodden trope.

The season as a whole is OK, given a clichéd premise, with solid dependable performances from the two protagonist women (Laura Carmichael & Jessica De Gouw) but nothing special. The choice to make Agatha more open, relatable and likeable than the scheming, lying Meghan is a good one and adds a little depth to an otherwise pedestrian show.