17-12-2019, 12:45 AM
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It was very uncomfortable watching. In the write up for this series, it stated that you had to weigh up if his colleagues were bullying or playing pranks on him.I really disliked his three colleagues in the end and felt sad for all the bad luck he seemed to be having ... parking ticket, car being towed away etc.
The ignorant taxi driving oaf/father of the bully was a very good actor because l really disliked him too!
17-12-2019, 05:49 PM
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I read that he would keep his laptop open between filming to learn more sign language.As for his colleagues, what a nasty bunch. And the persistence of questions! But I also thought the woman was good, using just a turn of her head, or smirks, to convey a silent instruction, or thoughts.
18-12-2019, 12:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Longdogs
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So what do we think? Is it all in his head?
Ooh, hadn't thought of that, Dongle.
I hope it's got a proper ending tomorrow, and not one of those that leaves us up in the air.
18-12-2019, 11:46 AM
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How many bottles of champagne did he buy at £195 each? Did hear right that it was 5 bottles?His two colleagues were really horrible to him in the Conference room. The way that woman was talking to him about his daughter being deaf and was he upset when he found out she wasn’t normal... that last bit was shocking.
I feel so sorry for him and want those three colleagues to get their comeuppance but l suppose it will twist. Some series, usually do.
18-12-2019, 12:11 PM
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Good programme.I thought it got better, the more they tried to play dirty and I felt more and more sorry for him as it went on. Examples of just how nasty some people can be.
He should have photographed the evidence, such as all the Post-it notes and then presented it to his boss to prove bullying.
Last episode tonight.
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