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I think it's just a bit, well, um, wet

The trailers tell us it's scary, Radio Times tells us it's scary, even Gogglebox tells us it's scary. A dripping tap and a few 'this'll make you jump' scenes do not a good ghost story make.

Lots of hype for a boring plot IMO

BTW, I have a glass vase full of those little shells. My dad brought them back from a posting to the Maldives many moons ago.

I'm keeping my eye on them!!

I quit enjoyed it, although the plot (?) does seem to be a little complicated at the moment. My dear husband has difficulty following these things, and was absolutely frustrated with the dark scenes and muttering. Will watch to see how it ends.

I agree Ana - not fulfilling its earlier promise and getting extremely silly. The acting is good though - and the scenery.

Its quite spooky and atmospheric but I'm finding the plot a bit difficult to follow.

All that water - I kept wanting to go to the loo!

Yet again too B dark! Some woman appeared to be cooking an a kitchen with a couple of low energy light bulbs in table lamps.

On that theme, it seems that now in crime dramas they all seem to doing autopsies while using low energy table lamps. Mutter Mutter Mutter, Rant!

Disappointing second episode I thought - getting a bit silly now. Certainly not scary, quite boring in parts.

DH thinks woman in home that doesn't speak is his wife

Part two.
Not a lot to say really, more weird than creepy I thought.

Lots of atmospheric spookiness and not a lot of plot progression.

Irritating ghost.

The young woman is nosy, always snooping.

I like the policeman. I can't see the ghost bothering him. He doesn't have the wit or imagination (what does that remind me of I wonder?)

Part two unengaging, in spite of the pretty pictures of Scarborough. Not enough lighting in some scenes, and some of the dialogue cursed with the BBC mumble problem. Ghostly figure at the end just silly.

Just finished watching it now. Not half as scary as some of you made out.

It did seem to owe quite a bit to Whistle and I'll Come to You and The Ring, but I enjoyed it!

absent Oh dear, your poor OH. Record it and watch it when he is asleep!

I did a search. Apparently it was filmed in Huddersfield, Marsden, Slaithwaite, Scarborough and Holme Valley.

I do know Yorkshire has a coastline Rosesarered. Scarborough perhaps? It was the poor old OH who had become totally confused with the scene-switches. He's much happier with documentaries... or football matches. You know where you are with them.

Sighs and abandons hope of watching episode 2 next Sunday

Hid behind a pillow most of the time. My theory is that the wet lady is the old boys Aiya (not sure if I have spelt this correctly) and he somehow drowned her, and she is out for revenge - as you would.

Firstly, let me agree with you Brenda so many programmes these days are in the dark, and it is difficult to see what is supposed to be happening. I did say to the other half at the end of the programme that I did not think I would watch any more, but then, I really do want to know!

It was a bit slow-going at first so husband switched it off and I didn't bother to remonstrate with him. I watched the rest of it on my own this evening and ... [scared emoticon] ... I shan't do that again! Creepy and then some.

The two main young actors are show stealers. Michael Palin is good too.

Thought it was very good, creepy, atmospheric, great acting, loved it! Absent Grandma it was in Yorkshire, and part of it was at the seaside [there is seaside in Yorkshire. ]Perhaps a tad confusing in that some of the houses looked the same [inside and outside].Michael Palin is a better actor than I had thought.Some good scary edge of seat moments.

Bored. Nodded off a couple of times to be woken up and found I had missed something. I suppose I shouldn't have been trying to read the paper at the same time.

Too scary

OH was totally confused. I would have enjoyed it had it not been for him practically leaping off the settee every time something went bang and his frequent interruptions ie...... Where are they now?.... Who's that?...... Why are they at the seaside , I though you said they were in Yorkshire? (well, I wondered that myself). I realised halfway through why I hardly ever get to watch a good drama... and it was good IMO.

I think I'm going to have to hide the remote next week to stand a chance of watching episode 2. Or throw a complete tantrum.

I thought it was a bit "Twin Peaks" and hope that all is made clear in future episodes as I was totally confused, frightened and intrigued