Look away now if you haven’t reached the end of the six-part iPlayer boxset because *big spoilers follow*. Still with us? Très bon. Here are the events of the last ever episode explained and analysed.
Baptiste foiled the terrorists – but only “Juszt”Missing persons specialist Julien Baptiste (veteran French actor Tchéky Karyo) realised in the penultimate episode that Andras Juszt (Miklós Béres) was the far-right terrorist mastermind known as Gomorrah. With his stripy-tattooed neck and hollow stare, Andras had been hiding in plain sight all along. Read More...
The BBC has announced that it will continue to screen Match of the Day for another four years.
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The deal the broadcaster has just concluded with the Premier League will cost a reported £204 million, run until 2019 and will also include a new midweek magazine show.
It had been thought that the battle for Saturday night highlights would be closely fought with ITV, especially with the commercial channel dropping three of its main presenters in what was seen as a headline-garnering opening salvo. Read More...
The final episode of screenwriter Sarah Philips' Ordeal by Innocence takes a dramatic turn away from the 1958 novel and (SPOILER ALERT) gives us a different killer entirely. It's not housekeeper Kirsten Lindstrom who walloped Rachel over the head and then murdered the meddling Philip, as in the book; instead it's "daddy" Leo Argyll who did the deed.
So how exactly is the TV version different from Christie's original story? Here's how it all plays out: Read More...
