S4.E6

Episode #4.6

Episode aired Mar 29, 2021
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Amanda Douge and Susan Lynch in Unforgotten (2015)

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Despite a shocking event, the Bishop Street team start to piece together which of the four was responsible for the murder of Matthew Walsh but it is pathologist Leanne Balcombe who provides ... Read allDespite a shocking event, the Bishop Street team start to piece together which of the four was responsible for the murder of Matthew Walsh but it is pathologist Leanne Balcombe who provides the crucial piece of evidence.Despite a shocking event, the Bishop Street team start to piece together which of the four was responsible for the murder of Matthew Walsh but it is pathologist Leanne Balcombe who provides the crucial piece of evidence.

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Trivia
Nicola Walker (DCI Cassie Stuart) and Harry McEntire (Alfie Birch) worked together on Prisoners Wives (2012) as DCI Jo Fontaine and Matt, respectively.

Goofs
DCI Stuart is injured in a car accident and a CT scan of the brain is made. The result of the scan is shown on the monitor. Apart from the so-called Sylvian fissure being a bit wide for a 48-year old woman, the scan is completely normal. No blood, not the slightest sign of a brain injury or subdural hematoma (as is later stated) can be seen.

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DCI Cassie Stuart: [on a voicemail recording] Hey Dad. Me again. Listen, maybe I'm not gonna get to speak to you today, so... Uh, I just wanted to say, I'm sorry. Again. Seem to be spending my life apologising to you. No excuses, uh, apart from to say, this job has just... It's drained me. It's stopped me from being able to think straight, see straight. But it's ten-and-a-bit more weeks and then I'm done, and then... I hope we can get back to normal. And, of course, I get it, the will thing, and I... I just feel like a total failure right now. But I can be better. I will be better, I promise, and... then for however many years we'll have together, we'll try and get back to normal. Back to... street food on the South Bank on a Sunday, and the B&B at Port Gaverne at Easter, and you and me and Adie watching the World Cup, and me always asking when the interval is, and you pretending I'm serious. All of it, Dad, and much, much more. It'll come back. It will.

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Unforgotten: utterly unforgettable

This is television as a high art. The intricacies of the plot building to a momentous reveal, these four wonderful flawed and so human characters beautifully and compassionately portrayed. The acting is sublime for each, and each one develops with complete understanding and integrity throughout each episode. It is heart stirring stuff. There is a satisfying sense of completion in this final episode.

The uter simplicity and beautiful sensitivity of the closing scenes are indeed unforgettable. Heartfelt thanks to the production team, writers and actors.