Silent Voices

Episode aired Apr 29, 2012
Not Rated
1h 29m

IMDb RATING

8.1/10

752

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Crime Drama Mystery

A well-respected social worker has been drowned, and in her most famous case a child was drowned by his mother. What exactly is the connection?A well-respected social worker has been drowned, and in her most famous case a child was drowned by his mother. What exactly is the connection?A well-respected social worker has been drowned, and in her most famous case a child was drowned by his mother. What exactly is the connection?

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IMDb RATING

8.1/10

752

YOUR RATING

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Trivia
In the opening scenes at 1min 43sec the blonde seated in the spa is Anna Kournikova.

Goofs
When Connie (Kaye Wragg) is bringing her shopping in from her car in the pouring rain, she dashes up the path into the cottage and takes off her coat, as if she is not intending to go out into the rain again. But she has clearly left the boot (trunk) of her car wide open, despite the downpour.

Soundtracks
Peter Hammers with One Hammer
(uncredited)
Traditional children's song
Performed by James Rastall

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Featured review

9/10

Well-written episode, featuring knockout performance from Kaye Wragg.

While I have issues with both the post-production darkening of the skies to give the series its dreary, depressed look and with Blethyn's irritating whine, this is a fine episode that stands out primarily due to actor Kaye Wragg. In one remarkable scene where she recounts a story to Vera, Wragg takes her character from defiantly uncooperative to soft and empathetic. Not many actors can pull off such a smooth transition but Wragg changes the entire complexion of the episode and gives it much-needed heart in the middle of all the mean-spiritedness and ugliness that defines much of this show.