Broadchurch new series.

There is something about that creepy vicar Tegan perhaps you are right.

I noticed the jury scribbling away on note pads and when they left the court room they were empty handed. Surely the whole point of making notes is to use them to refer back to later on. I have never done jury service but can't see the point of the notepads otherwise.

I think the part of the vicar was written with Arthur Darvall in mind. He has only featured on the periphery so far, so, I think Tegan is right.
Perhaps Danny rejected him, the Aussie girl is just a useful cover.

Thank you rose that would be great. It's the way it is filmed as well as the legal teams that got to me. I love Olivia and David but the court people, especially Sharon Bishop QC, I can't stand her voice.

But to know the outcome or maybe outcome depending on another series would be good, thanks.

Please let there be a proper ending tonight; otherwise I'll feel as if I've wasted 6 hours [@] of my life.....

My thoughts are the same, Tegan. I fear the outcome will be more confusion!

Do you know, I forgot it was on

The 2nd series must be be rivetting

I hope so too. Not sure I could do Broadchurch 3.

Yes! A satisfactory conclusion!
Bring on Series 3.

Broadchurch will return!

Oh no! Not a third series! I suppose the ones arrested for murdering the two girls will withdraw their confessions too.

Well I watched the first two episodes and the last one just now. Didn't miss anything by leaving out the ones beyween.

A good ending - brilliant. I will miss David Tennant once a week - he does it for me!

Well if that was an ending to those 2 stories then I thought it was well done in the end. I liked the last scene on the beach and the two families reconnecting with each other.

Have there been any remarks/comments/rumours of how Broadchurch 3 will pan out?? I haven't seen a thing.

Brilliant last episode! All loose ends tied up and a satisfactory send-off for Joe (although I found the beach scene at the end a bit cheesy).

I'm not sure whether Broadchurch should go on and on, it'll lose its edge, but of course ITV has to chase the ratings.

Yes I agree. The final reconciliation scene did lack a bit of edge, which has been one of the really good features of the series. If it had been a bit more tentative it might have worked better.

A good ending but I could have done without the journey to it. Still don't understand what made the jury decide that Joe wasn't guilty though.

I do not understand that either - the alternative scenario they suggested did not hold water.

There wasn't enough evidence to prove him guilty without a shadow of a doubt, I thought, given all the red herrings being flung about by the defence team and the weaknesses exposed in the prosecution's case.

I missed a few minutes. Why did he actually kill Danny ?

I gave up on it two episodes ago. Who was Joe?

And who actually dunnit?

And who actually cares?

Joe dunnit. Husband of the policewoman. But why?

A great final episode. Bring on Broadchurch 3

Enjoyed it on the whole, not sure I would want another, and if there was another I would like David Tennant to shave off that awful beard.