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She is still rather tight-lipped and dealing with difficult emotions, but she is genuinely thankful when he gives her that. Her own marriage has run into difficulties on account of some hitherto unexplained decision of Douglas to go into politics. While the couple argues over the phone, Jenny listens in from the phone exchange and misinterprets a stray remark to mean that Joyce is a Nazi sympathizer. Next thing you know, a swastika has stained Joyce’s house and a brick shattered a window. She figures out what happened, with Spencer’s help, and confronts Jenny at the exchange, confiscating the notebook in which Jenny kept tabs on people.

Luckily, it’s not a repeat of that incident, but it’s enough to send Tully spiraling. As she leaves her vigil over the sleeping farmer, she hears a noise in the henhouse. Venturing into the shadowy outbuilding, she is greeted by the nose of a gun. At the other end of the pistol is a bedraggled man in a rumpled military uniform, grasping in his other hand some stolen eggs. More immediate danger soon threatens the town, when a German bombing raid interrupts the Czech soldiers’ party.
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Meanwhile, Isaiah is upset and angry after Eleanor’s goodbye, and he even throws her gifts and friendship bands into the trash. In reality, Naomi also wants to believe the same thing since she is beginning to feel real feelings for Mark and has started to see Eleanor as her own daughter. The 1970 portion of this episode follows Tully and Kate at their new jobs at a local burger joint. Neither is thrilled with Lisa-Karen being their shift manager, especially since she’s mean to both of them. Kate finally confronts Lisa-Karen about her behavior, and she says it’s because Kate bailed on her the second Tully came back to town.

Kate spends her time with her family through the holidays as we see Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years’ pass. Johnny keeps trying to propose to Kate so they can get married again, but she keeps saying no because she doesn’t want them to fail again. But Kate falls asleep under the lamp and gets a serious burn on her butt. Tully tries to help her with it by rubbing her aloe plant on the burn and telling her to ice it with a cold soda. Kate goes back and forth on actually going on the trip, but ultimately decides she’s going to. The 1970s segment in this episode feels like filler, but it’s still endearing.
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She speaks with Frances over the war effort and hands over the keys to her tennis courts so that they may be used for food production. As the series finishes the final scene hints at the war taking its toll in Great Paxford. She teaches Steph to read in order to save the family farm from confiscation due to noncompliance with government farming regulations.
For any treatment Claire wants to administer to Peter, any biopsy could be tested on her first. For Claire, Eleanor is just a lab rat for testing her procedures, and she will not think twice before sacrificing herself to save her brother’s life. In 1985, Tully, Kate, and Johnny rush to a protest to do some media coverage on it. Kate and Johnny are enjoying their romance, but she tells Tully that they are not in a “confirmed relationship” yet. Tully seems irritated that she cannot spend time with Kate, as she’s spending too much time with Johnny.
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June 2015, ITV announced that it had ordered a second season of the programme. Samantha Bond was nominated for an award from the Satellite Awards. Season 2 met with similar success compared with Season 1 as the premiere episode gained 5.2 million overnight views, with the second episode reaching 4.7 million views. Just days after the broadcast of the final episode of season 2, ITV announced it was cancelling the show and there would be no third season.
Most of her days are spent cooking for him and struggling through his insults and demands. She obviously needs the company of the WI ladies, but I just hope she can get it right now. Joyce immediately comes off as snobbish and self-important. She’s the longtime president of the Women’s Institute and represents the old class distinctions of England.
Maddie and Chim are reunited, while Bobby and Athena appear to be off to a tumultuous start. I really enjoy the structure, the characters, and the drama. Strongly recommended, particularly for the season finales that focus on the major catastrophes. In all honesty, this show is terrible to an extreme degree.
Kate cancels all her plans with Johnny to take care of Tully. One way we know that Kate’s new friend isn’t ready to replace Tully is when they start bonding over the different ways their body ails them as they age and near menopause. Kate mentions a rash she has on her boob and tries to show it to Vivian, but it doesn’t go over well. Vivian thinks it’s way too “TMI.” Compared with Tully literally rubbing an aloe plant on Kate’s burnt butt, you can see how different these two relationships are. It seems things are really over for the Firefly Lane girls.
Back at Logan’s estate, Claire gives Eleanor a tour of the lab and introduces her to Daisy, the female chimp who has been carrying the same virus as Eleanor. Claire had earlier injected Daisy with a viral protease inhibitor, eliminating all the gnome and stopping her from aging. Both Peter and Eleanor haven’t aged a day since they were infected, and they’re still the same age as they were ten years ago.
Now that Cloud is out of jail, she’s trying her best to be the picture-perfect Martha Stewart homemaker, including going by her real name, Dorothy Hart, instead of Cloud. She wonders when Kate is going to come over, and Tully says they’re no longer friends. Similarly, at the Mularkey household, Margie questions Kate as to why Tully isn’t around anymore. Kate and Johnny’s romantic weekend getaway sours when Johnny starts acting weird around Kate, rebuffing all of her advances in light of the whole “virgin” thing. Kate thinks she did something wrong, but Johnny finally admits that he just doesn’t want her to think he’s pressuring her into anything. He doesn’t want to mess this up because he’s in love with her.
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