Post by eithne on Dec 3, 2006 1:51:52 GMT
Its taken me ages to get around to watching these two, as I've had them on tape and been ill as well as really busy.
Episode 6 with the scary flesh eating villagers was ripped of many 90's teen horror films, but still was fairly good. I was surprised that it turned out to be humans though, which was a slight let down - though twice as scary. The end came as a major surprise with Gwen and Owen. I thought she would stay faithful for another few episodes at least!!! I have to admit the scenes earlier in the episode with Owen pushing Gwen up against a tree were unexpected.
Episode 7 was good, but with a pretty rubbish end. Here was a brilliant actress (Daniella Denby-Ashe) playing a right cow of a character. We could see she was using Tosh and was going to get nasty, but the end was god awful. Sending her to the sun for goodness sake. And the whole thing about Ancient Greece - which confused me even more. Everything was set up for a really good ending and then we got a crap one instead. Also Owen is so incredibly selfish going by this weeks episode - but why would he not want Tosh to tell Rhys about him and Gwen? Doesn't make sense at all.
Apparently the series has been getting about 5 million viewers an episode, with combined BBC3 and BBC2 and work has started on the second series.
Episode 6 with the scary flesh eating villagers was ripped of many 90's teen horror films, but still was fairly good. I was surprised that it turned out to be humans though, which was a slight let down - though twice as scary. The end came as a major surprise with Gwen and Owen. I thought she would stay faithful for another few episodes at least!!! I have to admit the scenes earlier in the episode with Owen pushing Gwen up against a tree were unexpected.
Episode 7 was good, but with a pretty rubbish end. Here was a brilliant actress (Daniella Denby-Ashe) playing a right cow of a character. We could see she was using Tosh and was going to get nasty, but the end was god awful. Sending her to the sun for goodness sake. And the whole thing about Ancient Greece - which confused me even more. Everything was set up for a really good ending and then we got a crap one instead. Also Owen is so incredibly selfish going by this weeks episode - but why would he not want Tosh to tell Rhys about him and Gwen? Doesn't make sense at all.
Apparently the series has been getting about 5 million viewers an episode, with combined BBC3 and BBC2 and work has started on the second series.
