The Capture BBC1 Tuesday 9pm

Just finished watching last episode on catch up and am totally confused. I think it is to futuristic for me to understand.

Yes, he definitely shot the chap who was just begging for mercy. As he said though, he told the story so many times he ended up believing it himself. That is why he was so resigned to his fate, as he felt he was being punished (rightly in his opinion) for the original murder.

I'm with BlueBelle. I lost the plot somehow...... {confused}

Yes. The taliban/IS chap was holding his hand up in a "don't shoot fashion", and he still shot him.

Well, I've got a bit more worked out this morning. Thanks trisher.

I've just read this article in the Metro It suggests he was guilty of shooting the afghanistan bloke unnecessarily.

I don't feel quite so sorry for him now.

I think he did gonegirl by the end he certainly believed he did, but of course at one point he was imagining he'd done something to the barrister. I thought it was a really good portrayal of a young man who'd been taught to fight and kill but couldn't cope back in civilian life.

Yes I think he did shoot the guy, I’m completely stumped when it comes to the lawyer being captured and removed? What was that about? I think I must of missed something.

So, did he actually shoot the IS chap when he didn't need to? Was that haunting him? It didn't look as though he had to shoot him.

I think the reason people don't like the ending is because we were all rooting for Sean and Rachel and thought she would get him off. She didn't, but then how often do things turn out all right? I thought the idea that he felt he actually deserved punishment was really vital.

Oh no.....downhill for me. The initial character driven drama became overtaken by tech twaddle . The ending was meh.

Very good series and thought provoking, thought both the male and female leads were excellent. The closing scene left the viewer with the an inkling there may be a follow up.

Well, I felt that the ending was most unsatisfactory!

Sean locked up unjustly - what a mess.

And Rachel and her sudden turnaround after all those impassioned speeches - I didn't buy it.

I'm hoping for a second series.

I think she's going to get up to things paddyann. Her conversion was a bit sudden and she did hide the sim card in the photo frame first (insurance?)

Good series ,kept me interested until the end.I wonder if there will be a follow up series with Rachel in her new role

It has taken me until tonight to realise that Rachel's young sister is Margo from the Durrells ...

I was alright up to episode 5 then got completely muddled with who was what and what was who

Yes, thank you granny knot, perhaps I'll start some knitting and see if it helps my concentration, as I was getting a bit befuddled as to who's good and who's bad.

grannyknot thank you, great explanation, now understand what’s going on? enjoying very much even not understanding what’s going on, IYSWIM

I think he, Sean, looks like a young Richard Gere.

Just watched the 5th episode,so one more to go, this series gets better and better.

It is so good and now there is a threat to his little girl. It's nail-biting stuff

This is what I think (if I still remember from last night's viewing!):

The Human Rights barrister (Hannah) got involved in a plot with a bunch - that also includes the young soldier's male solicitor - to stage an incident that would prove that the previous terrorist case (the one where Rachel, the female policeman's lover is involved in) was staged and an innocent man was sent to jail. His sister is also involved with this group.

So they faked the CCTV that showed Sean assaulting Hannah. The plan was that Hannah would remain hidden and then it would be unveiled when Sean went to Court that CCTV could be faked (and that the terrorist one was faked), and she would reappear in a big reveal.

Then (I'm a bit fuzzy here ) - something to do with the CCTV video of the assault being leaked online - the CIA got involved with the British intelligence, and decided that Hannah had to be disposed of so they found out where Hannah was hidden, and killed her so that their fakery in the terrorist case would not be exposed.

Rachel (the female cop) has figured this out and she now knows that Sean is innocent, and her and Sean have teamed up to expose the whole caboodle. Plus Rachel was the one who alerted the CIA/Brit intelligence unwittingly, because she was asking her old team in the intelligence department, for help and feeding them info as to how the case was progressing.

This is as much as I know, from faking full-on attention whilst also knitting.

kitty ? that’s why I had nothing to add to my agree. I couldn’t!!

I reckon the CIA are running the UK

I love it! Can someone explain what's going on please?