This explosion can be taken literally. Tamara (Tin bream), Lewis (Matthias Virgils) and viewers at home were left orphaned when they saw the boat Bob was trying to escape from explode. At least, that's what Bob wants his former friend and “best” to believe. Viewers at home saw Bob alive and well and escape unnoticed with little Leo and Polly.
The tension was already evident on Thursday when Christine (Daphne Bilink) He discovered that Bob was faking his cancer diagnosis. The ex-wife of the once sympathetic Bob tried to convince everyone that Bob was playing tricks on them. Unfortunately, no one seemed to take Kristen's words seriously, with all the consequences that entailed.
The fact that the screenwriters go so far as to have a character lie about his cancer diagnosis upsets viewers. “Disgusting,” “shameful,” and “don’t do it,” are the reactions of many people who have been exposed to cancer. “I'll stop watching,” he says firmly.
For other viewers, the midseason finale served as a jumping off point. “Very exciting,” “best episode in years,” and “great acting,” we read in the comments. One thing's for sure,'at home“No one is left untouched these days.”
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