No Words Are Spoken

Mercifully this episode bounces back after a weak third installment.

The plot is better (it couldn't be worse), there's some lovely new chaacters introduced, and development of the existing ones.

The crreative powers that be behind this series have said they think it has touching elements, but this hasn't been the case so far.

When it works best, it is a fun, farcical comedy, with lots of Victoria Wood-esque nods to pop culture at the time.

Rosie Cavaliero is still the weakest element of this show, and I don't find her funny in the slightest. Her character needs more elements to her, because despite her being wrong by her sister, I really don't root for her.

Much, much better, but it's still very difficult to see how this show would go beyond just the one series.

A kidnapped Martin wakes up in the hole of The Slater family, and faces a tough challenge to escape. Kath and Diane receive some important information surrounding Martin's finances, and learn they must work together, or face losing everything.

Better than the previous episode I thought, this definitely had some funny moments, and some utterly outrageous situations. Favourite scene had to be the moment on the bus, that was funny, as was the toasted sandwich, we've all been there.

Right now, I have no idea what direction it's going to head into, or what the outcome will be, one thing you have to credit, is the sheer randomness of it, expect the unexpected.

I'm still not sure if Kath will do the eight thing by her sister or not, time will tell.

Sheila Reid definitely provided some laughs once again as Gladys, and you know full well that the kettle is going to provide several more laughs.

7/10.