Echoes Of Louisa (1981) Episode Two

[@PaulEcosse]

Louisa needs a good clip round the ear, the little madam. I wish they'd remake things like this, small budget, no celebs or former sitcom stars, just proper oldskool actors. It's a lost art.

[@Robotina-e8u]

Thank you for the upload. I'll look forward to the next episode. Louisa reminded me of a spoiled, badly behaved girl who was brought over to stay to keep me company as a child during the holidays. She verbally attacked and bit me when I first met her as soon as my grandmother turned her back for no reason.

[@johngibson3837]

Hey up cat and Dolby I'm enjoying this but not sure if i should wait and watch them all in one go. Thank you mate and a pat for the cat

[@majordolbyscat]

Thanks for comment, this will be a weekly upload to my channel, every Wednesday at 16.45, there are four episodes to come.

[@sct352t3]

This is really good. An eerie slow burner of a plot. Never seen it before and am enjoying that haunting music too. Thank you for sharing MDC.

[@majordolbyscat]

Hope you keep enjoying it till the end! Your very welcome

[@bernicecollins9641]

Brilliant third episode can't wait to see 👏

[@Westy1971]

The credits are the same font as Crossroads from that period.

[@Pureblood10000]

Thanks Chris👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@majordolbyscat]

Cheers Ray

[@BillSilver-kg8hs]

Ah, Amanda Kirby. I remember her as Jenny from STV's "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie". A series cut off in it's prime, if you'll excuse the pun. Cancelled after just 7 episodes. Leaving us having to either read the book or watch the film to see what happened next.

[@CarlStJohn-x9w]

Struggling to get going .

[@majordolbyscat]

Laying strong foundations of atmosphere, time and place. Stick with it.

[@ians5597]

Yes, these types of stories were often "slow burners" - the very similar 'Come Back, Lucy' and later 'Moondial' are much the same, but your perseverance is rewarded in the end!

[@PaulEcosse]

Something else that just gets me about these things. I'm 48, pretty old but not all that old, quiet at the back, but my dad was brought up by his Granny, a woman from the 1880's so he's very old fashioned and I suppose I too am very old fashioned in turn. There's a weird connection there not sure what it is. 🤣

[@johngibson3837]

I get that, my gran born 1900 and my dad in 36 and she was 61 when I was born, a top woman and grandmother

[@PaulEcosse]

@@johngibson3837 36 for my dad too. Still doing his thing.

[@PaulEcosse]

@@johngibson3837 Something I remarked to him, and he quite agreed. When we was a little 'un there were still old women hanging around in those fancy 1890's outfits with the hat and feathers.(Like we see in Bridgeton or Downton Abby) Even in Govan, well maybe he saw one once. That's what I think.