Sandra Says Blog

  With all the double meanings. I feel there is more to this ‘Babysitting’ than meets the eye. That was quick. That was uncalled for. ‘Auntie’ so funny. ‘Happy hour’ hardly. This does make me sigh. I don't think the conga line was meant to go in that direction. So amusing to see. I have a feeling I know where they are? That is a lot of ‘Bang’. Yes, ‘Fire’. Wow, what a transformation. Poor him. However, brilliant like aunt, like niece. ‘Mum’ yes, ahhh. Oh no, ‘Kidding’. ‘Not’. whoa expensive. Thank you for reading  Sandra 

  I love ‘We’re out’. Clever with two different perspectives. I do like this episode, them facing their fears. Well almost. I like that she wants to help but what is she actually going to do? What is happening? Amusing but oh dear. Amusing but yes, there are two sorts of ‘sterile’. I am pleased she is all sorted. Yes, poor him. Thank you for reading  Sandra 

  Nice surprise for who? I like that business idea. I love the script ‘Wink’. Unlike those two in the queue I don’t want to give spoilers away. I do like that Tracey (Linda Robson) is being shown some respect and rightfully so. The script is ver much dated in 2025. I love the veg reference though. What a revelation. All I can say is sh has the right garden area. Honest? I love it is all good now. Thank you for reading  Sandra 

  I have to question the loosely charitable reasons. This is amusing how the descriptions all sadly fit. What a sad loss. I bet she wishes she hadn’t said that now. ‘24 hours’ or ‘A day’ are so funny. What about where he is supposed to be? I like him. I like that at least she has made an effort, skirts are a bit short though. No, Sharon (Pauline Quirke) we don’t. I hate that they have to miss out by looking out and about. I don’t like that Dorian (Lesley Joseph) is disappointed. I don’t condone violence but nice one. Eye roll on him. A trip abroad then. Lovely people but no you are not. Thank you for reading  Sandra 

  It is nice to hear Dorian (Lesley Joseph) wanting him to be at home. I am glad he wants to help Sharon (Pauline Quirke). I don’t trust him. Poor him, not brain of Britain is he. Him, oh dear. That is a lot. I love this script. I know what it looks like but is it all innocent? Yuk on the ‘Code name food’. I do like the strange plan. I do love the script. ‘Thought it was you’. No, Dorian oh yuk. Oh, I see.  That is also a good plan. Thank you for reading Sandra 

  Robberies. I don’t want to be cynical but I do have a feeling I may know where this episode is going. ‘Reg?’. I knew it. I love this script. I like this episode and the script, how it highlights that it can’t be nice or fair for prisoners' wives, family or friends. ‘Friend?’ i want to say poor Dorian (Lesley Joseph) however, she did lie. I do believe who is responsible. Go to the top and yes, keep that secret, at least. This episode should have been called ‘Amnesia’ as there is a lot of forgetting stuff in it. Well that is good news looking out for Dorian as well. I don’t like that plan. Is it Christmas? That did make me smile. Her repetition is far and wide. Yep, so funny. Thank you for reading  Sandra 

 I'm bringing these blogs to an end at end of November. I am going to concentrate on other projects for now. There may be announcements about these on here still, as this website will be still active for a while longer.  Thank you for reading Sandra 

  Yes, it is a nerve but listening to Dorian (Lesley Joseph) she just wants to be part of the dealing action. I hate when people ‘Pretend’ to learn to drive. People do have to start somewhere in driving and dealing. Sadly, not much luck in either so far. I love the links between all three of them. I know they are in prison, but that is mean. I love how inevitable that became. It is so amusing what they thought.  Great nickname. I knew it, and well worked out. Thank you for reading  Sandra 

  Warning spoilers Mother in laws. This does highlight an importance to learning some language of your husband’s family. If he is from a foreign family. What on earth happened? I thought it was a thunder storm. Is this really the time to man hunt? That is really nice of Dorian (Lesley Joseph), despite the motive and sadly, the Sharon (Pauline Quirke) situation. I don’t want to sound mean but 2 opposite worlds have collided/come together afterall. ‘Trust Sharon’ yes, of course, she only ‘Blew up a kitchen’. Yes, ‘Mean well’. However, this episode has me on edge as much as it does Dorian. ‘Irritating’ that is the word. I know that isn’t nice but I like how they do highlight that shock can come out after a traumatic experience. It may just be me but I think it’s a good deal. However, that is a lot of people. Thank you for reading Sandra 

  Yes, sadly double standards. Typical, poor Sharon (Pauline Quirke) I don’t like all the guilt. Yes, ‘Cross’. Well close enough. I love her realistic description of marriage. Well, that isn’t nice but however, ‘Scotland’ sounds almost nice. I love the letter writing in the script and how it was read out. Thank you for reading  Sandra 

  I don’t like her flaunting her money. I do like and yes, I am ‘Impressed’ as well. Oh dear. However, I may be able to see where this episode is going. I don’t like the ‘Handicap’ . It is awful. Poor thing. It is a nice offer. Sadly, well, it is sad to see it go so wrong. That is quite a list. They do say that money is the root of all evil. Although it didn’t end up as I thought it would. I will say that it seemed too easy and a little unrealistic in the end. I suppose if there were other factors to consider at the time of making and broadcasting which could have played a part in what happened they were vaguely mentioned. Overall I am pleased at the outcome, however it was obtained. Thank you for reading  Sandra