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[Diflower]

The husband-to-be could be capable of pushing her under a train - nasty piece of control freak/bully he is

[Fugitive]

Great inspired suggestions here Love the wedding planner idea as the husband-to-be can't be as thick as he seems (when he said a foetal bridesmaid I needed to hurt him) but so far the link to Anna Karenina and the train and suicide by one or the other or both is very David Nicholls and promising.

David Morrissey is doing well Kaz: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvan ... issey.html

[Kaz]

Yuk the fiancé gives me the heebies, he never leaves her alone!

Lucky America Fugi He's gorgeous and the character he plays here is soooo my type

[Kaz]

Oh and I don't like his family either - his wife is sarky all the time, and the kids sulky and selfish. No wonder he has itchy feet

[Ally]

If he was my hubby shouting ta-ra I'd have been down those stairs pronto for a quick 'off you go to work dear snog!'

He's a bit yummy..I've always liked that actor.

[Kaz]

Quite right Ally - neglect a fella like that and a Sheridan Smith is bound to come along

I really enjoyed that but have a feeling it will end in tragedy

[debih]

I loved it.

She will get run over, he will open a cafe and take his daughter up a hill. Oh no, that was One a Day.

Am looking forward to tonight's episode.

[Gal]

Oh and I don't like his family either - his wife is sarky all the time, and the kids sulky and selfish. No wonder he has itchy feet

Agree about the kids but I already have a lot of sympathy for his wife, she's done nothing wrong.

Maybe I empathise with her too much....

[Kaz]

I expect one or two of us have 'been there' Gal TBH................

However, I still don't like her. Not that it is right to cheat of course, but he has so been taken for granted! IMO

[miasmum]

I missed this, when is the second part? Just wondering if I have time to catch up on iplayer