Talitha Campbell meets her solicitor, Cleo, for the first time 😲 BBC

[@bennystar29]

Incredibly well acted and cast. Binging this series!!

[@grah55]

I love how you don't even get the name of the show in this clip. Amazing.

[@rackpunch3872]

"Answer 'no comment' and whatever you do, don't change tack." That went well then!

[@gilleschardin4495]

Great acting by both

[@alexbronynerfman]

Absolutely incredible! That's love story I'm very excited

[@slobama]

What is the name of this series?

[@amonikmelaco]

Showtrial it’s incredible

[@kb.h]

ANOTHER SERIES?

[@zunairafaiz372]

I think she killed hannah because she told cleo that she fooled everyone in the last scene and it didn't seem like a joke, it seemed sinister

[@kb.h]

Idk…it didn’t feel like a joke but I feel like it low-key was a joke…idkkkkkk I’m starting to think she did but I’m court there was no evidence of her killing her

[@Megan-jx1cf]

i think that, that is the great thing about the show, the jury of a case with no video evidence of the crime will never really know what happened, police can stir a case in one direction with evidence, lawyers/solicitors can stir it with words and same goes for witnesses. The verdict is all based on words of another and parts of a story with pictures. We as the audience will never know what really happened just as any jury of any case, and i think the series shows that aspect of legal/police/investigative work that we don’t usually see on tv

[@hoofhearted7898]

I believe she didnt do it. If she was guilty, she probably would act more nice and innocent. She was straight up herself from the start. Even admitted she couldnt care less about Hannas dissapearence. She is an escort. She knows how to adapt to situations and manipulate people. She was genuinely suprised when they told her later on she had to stay in custody and she was not able to go to Paris.

[@MrCommentGod]

BBC Means Big Ben clock

[@restuiryanti]

Hey, what's are you doing at my country.

[@amirmohammadnoormohammad5590]

Please remember Afghanistan 🇦🇫.

[@filonin2]

I remember we never should have been there and how many people we aren't killing now that we aren't.

[@andipandi5641]

a melodrama applying a number of dramatic devices in an imaginary situation that does not exist in the real world. In reality - the people and the way that they play things out are fundamentally different and thus do not allow for the kind of banal and cliched drama here..

[@AirQuotes]

So TV?

[@andipandi5641]

@@AirQuotes so most of BBC TV drama today.. unlike "The Wire" or BBC drama producers concern with reality in the past - ie "Between the Lines" "Scum" "Cathy Come Home" "Boys From the Blackstuff" even "Monty Python" was concerned with the rudimentary aspects of reality and the kind of people who actually inhabited the different parts of it..

[@bennystar29]

This series is very well written and acted. Gripping stuff

[@AirQuotes]

@@andipandi5641 I haven't watched this yet. But the clips make it look OK

[@andipandi5641]

@@bennystar29 "Gripping stuff" yes.. not denying that.. but grips you like a fantastical horror story that distracts you from the uncomfortable reality of the real world..