After a good third episode, this was a bit mehh.

Will refuses to talk to his parents, forcing a further divide between the couple, Greer receives a phone call from a mystery man named Greer, he's keen to talk to her, she makes out she doesn't know him.

I really enjoyed the previous episode, this one however didn't quite work, it's just one of those where I'd suggest that very little actually happened, it was just a series of dialogue heavy scenes, with a bit of hanky panky thrown in.

Greer seems to have the same issues that Jessica Fletcher had, she has to churn all these books out, but has zero time to write them, you winded when she manages to find the time.

Best scene, Thomas getting a cake in the face, he's deplorable, as is his awful wife, in fact they're all awful people.

5/10.

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