User Reviews

Gail is waking up to the realities of her life with David, she's struggling to digest to David's duo of Earth shattering news.

Excellent once again, one of the most thought provoking, intelligent, and powerful dramas for quite a while. It makes you realise that life doesn't follow straight lines, curve balls often land in our laps.

Every single story is captivating, credit to the writer for making each household interesting, and for cleverly interweaving them.

Of course it's Gail that I'm perhaps most interested in, Steadman is incredible to watch, showing how Gail is changing, biting her lip, and getting close to snapping, was great to see her let loose.

How good is Saira Choudhry!! She's incredible.

I'm hooked, it's brilliant, 9/10.

The second episode of Life. I was not sure it came to life, it was just beige.

Gail decides to stay with her husband Henry after being told of his illness. However she is shocked when he confesses to a past affair just before they are to attend a function.

David has memories of a perfect life with his late wife Kelly. In his head emerges a thought that maybe she was hiding something.

Andy goes to see his baby but knows that although Hannah is happy to see him. Her new boyfriend Liam does not want him hanging around.

The most intriguing stories are that of Gail and David. The party which Gail and Henry attend takes place at the university where David works. I would like to know what happened to Henry regarding his job. It was implied at the party that all the doctors attending were wealthy. In which case why is Henry living in an apartment?

David seems to be in the cusp of falling apart. Moody, angry and lonely. Not helped that the one woman who shows an interest in him is his student.

Hannah's story seems to be the most pointless. She seems to be unaware of the repercussions that Andy's presence causes to her fiance. Even if she does she seems to ignore it, indicating that she really does not love him.

Bella's is a character who I found is more difficult to crack.