Wildcard Wednesday Murder They Hope

 


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Episode one, A sinister start. This is so well thought out and timed. They also say that people have picked up a bargain at a ‘Car boot’ because people don’t realise the true value of things. This highlights this in a form of a rare rabbit of all things. This is fun yet not nice to watch. Oh, that was funny, the pitfalls of an elderly villain. I don’t like that being old is being played upon/exploited. I also don’t like how she is being treated and described. Oh no missed seeing her again, clearly not understanding the concept of ‘Watching her every move’. This is annoying but funny. I hope they get the money. The dress? That was close. And a great script with some good comebacks, who’d have thought an auction could be so dangerous? I can see the reason behind no one knowing who buys it. Oh no the worst, hindsight is a wonderful thing. And that was a weird ending.


Episode two, this first highlights the issues of acting against real life drama, especially when it comes to gastric distress poisoning. I have to like the stereotypical bakers/chefs and the puns that keep coming. I don’t like his friend, clearly not to be trusted. Also why did she give him all that information? It sadly shows how easy it can be to dupe someone. I like the agreement/truce, I don’t like so much that the rules are being flaunted. Well now it should be an easy case starting with just find out if there is anyone else going for the shop space. This has now turned disgusting. I hope you have a strong stomach, you may/I need one. Well that didn’t work, it is so funny to see. Oh that is good I love it now all solved. When drama meets real life. Oh what a relief I think. Also again I hate him.


Episode three, just a normal family dinner, well funny to watch anyway. When they say ‘Undercover’ they mean ‘Undercover’. This is both genius and amusingly over the top at the same time. They also said policing wasn’t easy. Criminals ‘Don’t want to be caught’ that’s funny. I like the sound of the club. Good police work, use the computer well done him. No, she shouldn’t have gotten so excited. Oh my, 'The Wheels on the Bus’ (ByVerna Hills) It is like Agatha Christie’s ‘A Pocket Full of Rye’. this is so clever. Nice room, not sure about the ‘Real ale’ not for drivers maybe for the tour guides. Two things, one, I don’t know what ‘Character’ she is meant to be and two, there he is! Ok just sing the song then. Good work, on second thoughts, nope. Yes, he did. I didn’t know that about keys. Oh dear, more songs, but nothing stops the Zumba


Overall for being bad they are actually quite good.


Thank you for reading

Sandra

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