Ghostwriter

This episode is so dark you won't see Alberta. I mean the lighting is so bad you can't see half of what's on the screen. I love this show but I don't know why this episode has bad lighting.

What's with the poor lighting in this episode? It was as if it was filmed in a dungeon.

Love this show but this was a bad episode for sure.

Ok I have nothing more to say but won't let me post too short of a review.

What a great episode! It was great to see Roman onscreen with his real dad!!!

Only flaw was no real explanation of how Sass died...the addition of info on what brought about Sasappis' demise would have added a lot to his character development.

The more we find out about these characters, the more I love them. Each episode has something new, and this one tells us a lot about why Sass is the way he is. I really appreciate the way the characters help each other grow and fulfill some of their dreams. I did not see that happening with the U. K. version, so that may be why I actually prefer the American version (which I did not expect). The music by Cat Stevens was the perfect backdrop for the storytelling, and seeing the father/son dynamic was very moving. I have to admit that I have tears every time I watch this episode (which I have many times).

The B and B is almost up and running, Samantha and Jay have put a lot of work in, Jay and Pete are bonding closely over their love of sport.

I'd didn't really focus on one character in particular, it seemed to divide its focus among Sasappis and Pete. Sasappis is the character that I'm really keen to learn more about, I think he's fantastic on screen, I really do enjoy his delivery, and his great acting, his scenes with Samantha were some of the best from the show so far.

Will we ever find out how Sasappis died?

I really did enjoy Pete's scenes with Flower too, they are definitely bringing out one another's characters.

I am hooked on this show, and it's another standout episode, 9/10.