Love Rat.

It was predictable but enjoyable all the same,lovely scenery , a bit of escapism in these cold damp days, Many women do fall for these charming love rats I suppose, but to part with all that money after only a couple of dates, what was she thinking !
Her daughter won’t be too pleased, that was the money for her salon, Yes he was rather dishy,

Well I hope there’s some twists and turns as at the moment it’s complete kindergarten stuff
My daughter texted me … ‘what rubbish’
(Yes he is a bit tasty)

Moonwatcher1904

It was obvious that he wouldn't turn up to the restaurant after she had parted with her money.
As Gwyllt says you hear of it all the time. I've never given money to anyone only my own children. Never would either.

We didn't expect him to turn up at the restaurant but he did turn up later that evening. I'm hoping they will reveal exactly how she gave him the money. Presumably she contacted his accomplice, the fake estate agent, and asked for the bank account details to transfer the money.

Basically, if someone you haven't known very long even mentions the word 'money' then you should run for the hills in a cloud of dust.

I thought of Shirley Valentine as well.

She's been a chump.

But he is rather attractive

It was obvious that he wouldn't turn up to the restaurant after she had parted with her money.
As Gwyllt says you hear of it all the time. I've never given money to anyone only my own children. Never would either.

You hear of too many women parting with cash for what they think is love. Perhaps this program will open a few eyes

It's pleasant easy viewing, but so predictable. Perhaps it will improve.

Actually it's not too bad.

I enjoyed part one and hopefully it will improve with the promised twists and turns.

Oh dear, it doesn’t sound promising! I haven’t tried it yet though. And when it comes to love rats, experience shows that people are indeed very, very gullible!

Gingster

What utter tosh. Stupid storyline and Sally Lindsey not at her best.
Would anyone be so gullible

Yes, is the answer to your question.
Several women of a certain age have been taken in by some young, charming swindler declaring undying love. It beggars belief that they fall for it but it does happen.

They've nicked it from Shirley Valentine.

What utter tosh. Stupid storyline and Sally Lindsey not at her best.
Would anyone be so gullible

I'm hoping it morphs into the 'psychological thriller' it claims rather than the utter drivel it is.
We did laugh a lot at the ridiculousness of it.

Thanks for the reminder, Calendargirl, I’ve started it recording. Time will tell whether I delete it or not, but it does at least have a good cast.

I gave it 15 mins and gave up. Rubbish script.

Can see how this is going (of course).

How can she be so daft? Only met him about a week ago, but moving over to live with him and of course, just going to loan him the money to buy the house of their dreams.

🥺 It’ll end in tears.