The first series of The Missing was a massive hit back in 2014 and it will soon return for its second series starring an all new investigation. This time round, David Morrisey and Keeley Hawes star as the parents of a girl who goes missing in 2003. The twist this time is that the girl returns in 2014. Julien Baptise, the detective in the first series, returns to investigate the case.
Aside from the ending, I really enjoyed the first series and I'm hoping that the girl actually returning helps to resolve the issues of the first series. I'm ready to be utterly gripped once again!
Loved the first series, so I'm massively looking forward to this.
Great casting - no idea how the twist will work this time. Going to stick my neck out and say that one of the secondary characters will have been up to something naughty!
Fantastic casting - I'm really looking forward to this returning!
I didn't realise it would take this long but we finally have an airdate! It will take The Apprentice's usual slot by airing at 9pm on Wednesday 12th October. The trailer has also been released:
It looks BRILLIANT! Definitely looks even more gripping than the first series and, as I said in the opening post, I'm hoping the premise of this one will mean that the issues of the first series don't arise. Brilliant cast as well so my anticipation levels are sky high.
It does look incredible so hopefully it won't disappoint!
The first season bored the hell out of me but seeing as though this looks like a mix between Les Revenants/The Returned and Thirteen (the brilliant Jodie Comer BBC2 drama from earlier this year), I'll definitely be checking this out!
Did anyone else see the first episode of the new series?
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Absolutely fantastic! So many questions raised but so many twists and turns in the first episode already. Really excited that they've created a completely different story to the first series, making this second series worthwhile. The performances were so compelling and I'm liking how they're focusing on what life was like 2 years later as well.
I was going to comment on how heartbreaking it was until that ending. It came to my mind when she reappeared but I didn't think anything further so it was still very unexpected! It's just thrown all my thoughts throughout the episode on its head! I'm so excited for the rest of the series, just please no ambiguous ending!!!
So many twists and turns happening especially with that eventful third episode!
I hope that Alice is still out there and alive and obviously the Brigadier has something to do with it, maybe his dementia will reveal that information.
SPOILERS AHEAD for episode 4
omg that ending yet AGAIN. The campervan is in Switzerland too, as shown in the last episode, so that girl obviously still has associations with the kidnapper (or maybe she IS the kidnapper??). Is it the same girl though, or her twin idk, the third girl on the rollercoaster didn't look like her so I'm really confused.
My initial thoughts through the episode were the girl that returned was Sophie, who was David Morrissey's actual daughter. I found it interesting that the DNA result was used from him, rather than the mother. He must have cheated on her before because she said that the disappearance brought them closer together. However, obviously that ending shows the girl might still be alive and I've seen theories that the girl actually put Alice in the shed. Maybe she went to get Alice in those 3 hours but if she was locked in the shed, how did she manage to replace her?
SO MANY QUESTIONS AND I NEED THE ANSWERS!! This series has been even better than the first series for me so far so I do hope it means we get a better ending, they would have to really mess it up for the ending to be shit.
ALSO, looking at the teaser trailer in the first post again, it focuses on the bird necklace that the third girl on the rollercoaster was wearing, and the girl in the trailer has a bird hairclip. It also shows the monkey thing that Alice/Sophie/whoever she is focused on when she returned.
I keep hearing SO many different things about this do you guys recommend it?
AKDNDUWNAQANA at tonight's ending!!
I'm the same with the Stone/Sophie conversation. I'm hoping all my questions are answered next week! There's a lot to cram in a hour..!
So happy that she's alive!! Although, knowing the show and knowing that there's only one episode left with a whole load of things that will be happening, I'm not expecting her to survive for much longer. If she is kept alive, it means we won't be able to explore that impact on the family, an aspect that has been a huge focus of the series. It would obviously be different to Sophie returning and pretending she was Alice so it would be interesting to see. If Alice dies though, I guess it just means the Websters continue on the downward spiral that they're already on.
I'm guessing it means that the body in the shed is Lena then, and therefore Sam must have got another woman pregnant and so is Lena's father.
It's obviously looking like we're getting a much better ending than the previous series, I just hope it doesn't end on another ambiguous note!
Great ending to a great series. So much tied up in this last episode!
Was a shame to see Sam die, they just couldn't let the Websters have a happy ending, could they? :'(
Absolutely loved the first series, but this one was on a whole other level. Quite possibly my favourite series of the year.
I thought the finale was probably the worst episode of the series, but the reason why I like the series so much is the twists and turns that it shows! So many plot devices that are so well worked. I would have liked to have seen Sam survive too, so I am not really sure why they decided to have him die. Great that everything was tied up and hopefully Baptitse makes it through to series 3.
Absolutely brilliant series, definitely my favourite of 2016! It REALLY improved on the first series, I think that they really took notes of the strengths and weaknesses of that.
So happy that Alice was able to be reunited, just a real shame that Sam died. I suspected it may be coming after they continued to push his refusal to believe that Sophie wasn't Alice but particularly when he went into the words despite Baptiste telling him not to. I guess he was lucky to survive his attempt to get Sophie/Alice from the shed so they though they had to go one step further when he was trying to rescue his actual daughter and they wanted a fatality to add to the impact.
There were a few stretches that were needed to get the Websters & Baptiste to Switzerland though - the fact that not only did he have a picture of the cabin in his hallway but it very helpfully said Switzerland on it for no reason at all. Also, when they were at the cafe in Switzerland and Baptiste had the photo of Sophie up on his phone because he'd obviously forgotten what she looked like! But I am happy to accept them as it allowed the plot to develop quickly and allowed us to get more answers within the hour.
I have to say that the girl who played Lucy was a brilliant actress considering her young age!
I've been blitzing my way through this since Sunday and saw the last two episodes tonight. The first series was good, but this was so much better.
EASILY one of the TV highlights of 2016. The woods scene during the final episode was so bloody tense
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