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I agree the motive was pathetic and I was disappointed with that, but the rest was good - very Agatha Christie.The trouble was that for me it seemed like it had just been done as an idea as a similar thing happened in Endeavour last week (ie trapped in an old house together). Which btw I was watching on my own downstairs and when they found a body and the girl screamed, the lights went off in my living room. Turns out I left a 4 year old playing with the lights and he put them on a timer earlier. It was momentarily terrifying! 😂2025 decluttering: 5,256 🌟🥉🌟💐🏅🏅🌟🥈🏅🌟🏅💐💎🌟🏅🏆🌟🏅🌟🌟2025 use up challenge: 406🥉🥈🥇💎🏆Big kitchen declutter challenge 137/1502025 decluttering goals I Use up Challenge: 🥉365 🥈750 🥇1,000 💎2,000 🏆 3,000 👑 8,000 I 🥉12 🥈26 🥇52 💎 100 🏆 250 👑 5005
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Ooh, that would have been scary 😱! I haven't seen that Endeavour, think I might have it recorded, so that will now seem like it's been done before when I watch it!
I've thought of another random fact whilst on the subject of Jonathan Creek actors: Stuart Milligan has been in Midsomer Murders before - he played a man who was very excited about the prospect of being whipped by his horsey dominatrix in "Country Matters" 🤣!Mortgage start: £65,495 (March 2016)
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Aha, I've just watched it! Very "And Then There Were None". I've had to put a Wycliffe on to fall asleep in front of so I don't have nightmares 😮!South_coast said:I haven't seen that Endeavour, think I might have it recordedMortgage start: £65,495 (March 2016)
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Oh the Endeavour one was good too SC 😁
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I've decided to watch more Endeavour, I'm enjoying the Morse back-story. I'm looking forward to seeing how Strange ends up as his boss in the futureMortgage start: £65,495 (March 2016)
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I've just done a survey that made me think of Cheery....
Can't think why 🤣🤣🤣!Mortgage start: £65,495 (March 2016)
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I did that one too! Made me think of cake! 😝Mortgage free 16/06/2023! £132,500 cleared in 11 years, 3 months and 7 days
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😂😂South_coast said:I've just done a survey that made me think of Cheery....
Can't think why 🤣🤣🤣!
Fairy cake, Victoria sponge, lemon drizzle, cheesecake, chocolate brownie 😁😁😂4 -
Ooh that’s a difficult one.. hmmm.. chocolate brownie followed by lemon drizzle? But good chocolate brownie that’s all stodgy and gooey inside.2025 decluttering: 5,256 🌟🥉🌟💐🏅🏅🌟🥈🏅🌟🏅💐💎🌟🏅🏆🌟🏅🌟🌟2025 use up challenge: 406🥉🥈🥇💎🏆Big kitchen declutter challenge 137/1502025 decluttering goals I Use up Challenge: 🥉365 🥈750 🥇1,000 💎2,000 🏆 3,000 👑 8,000 I 🥉12 🥈26 🥇52 💎 100 🏆 250 👑 5002
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See, I'm not a brownie fan at all, too hard and stodgy for me 🤷♀️ There were loads more on the list - that's just all that fit on my screen!Mortgage start: £65,495 (March 2016)
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