Guilt, the final season.

I watched the first episode of the last season last night and loved it. Love the two brothers and Kenny.

I have never watched it before so I did not have a clue what was going on last night. I watched 15 minutes then had an extra early night.

Charleygirl5 I recommend you watch seasons one and two before watching season three, they’re all on iPlayer. As I said, I really enjoyed season one, Mark Bonnar is particularly good in this.

As per always, brilliant script, superb acting. Phyllis Logan, superb.
I didn’t want it to end.

grannydarkhair

The four episodes of the third and final season of Guilt are now on iPlayer.
It stars the rather lovely Mark Bonnar, Jamie Sives and Phyllis Logan amongst others. I really enjoyed the first season, the second not quite as much. Hopefully it’ll be back on track this time.

I was exactly the same with series one and two. I don’t think I got to the end of series two either. I’m wondering whether or not to bother with the last series, but I do like the actors mentioned.

I watch everything Mark Bonnar is in ,love the dark humour in this so I'll probably binge watch it at the weekend when OH is off to a car event with his friends .

Loved this series. The acting from all the cast was so very strong. I was sorry when it was finished and found myself wondering how so and so was getting over the next few days!!

paddyanne
I’m glad I’m not the only one who laughs at the dark humour.
Most of them are throw away lines but they’re priceless.

Finally binge watched all four episodes, enjoyed them all. (Most of) the acting and Neil Forsyth’s script were equally good, lots of laugh out loud moments for me. Several characters from the previous two seasons reappeared, one in particular being as devious as ever.
If you haven’t watched any of NF’s “Bob” series then I heartily recommend them. Brian Cox plays Bob and there are other well kent faces in it, e.g. Alex Norton and Jonathan Watson. The books are equally as absurd, Bob is a tad eccentric to say the least. It’s also really good to have Dundee/Broughty Ferry as the setting, although some of it was filmed in Glasgow.