I think she's a tad obsessed :lol: ridiculous really after all these years, but hey..she has to get her thrills somewhere i suppose.

I saw that tweet :lol: why is someone called Val [ a GG fan] following Bedlams Writer or looking up mentions of Will Young [because that's the only way they would have seen David's comments]

Sad innit :lol:

The BBC showcase is today, ..I hope this is one of many

JuanMayne: @ktointon just finished screening ep 2 of Bedlam at the BBC showcase and you made me want to buy the show for the channel I run in Spain!

The BBC showcase is today, ..I hope this is one of many

 

Is this airing the show to see if there is any takers abroad? :unsure:

Is this airing the show to see if there is any takers abroad? :unsure:

Yes.. It's BBC Worldwide TT here's the info.

BBC Worldwide is the largest distributor in the world outside the USA .BBC Worldwide sells programmes on behalf of the BBC and independent producers .

New drama series showcased will include: epic sci-fi series Outcasts, in which Liam Cunningham, Hermione Norris, Amy Manson, Ashley Walters and Ugly Betty's Eric Mabius play settlers on a new planet; a cinematic four-part thriller, Mad Dogs, featuring Philip Glenister, John Simm, Ben Chaplin and Max Beesley; BAFTA-winning writer Peter Moffat's Silk, starring Rupert Penry-Jones and Maxine Peake as barristers on the front line of criminal law; Andrew Davies' adaptation of Winifred Holtby's South Riding with David Morrissey and Anna Maxwell Martin; supernatural thriller Bedlam, starring Will Young and Charlotte Salt; Scott and Bailey, with Lesley Sharp and Suranne Jones as two homicide detectives; and The Shadow Line – BBC Two's landmark noir thriller, boasting a stellar cast including Chiwetel Ejiofor, Christopher Eccleston, Sir Antony Sher and Stephen Rea.

http://www.mnilive.com/2011/02/bbc-worldwi...niversary-year/

Thanks Bev. Fingers crossed for lots of takers.

Tonights was good and creepy..using toys and little kids is always freaky. :unsure: have to say though...i did want to see more of Ryan..just not enough for me tonight. -_-

Obviously I'd love more Ryan but I'm finding this show more & more intriguing & would watch it even without Will. I think there are so many loose ends because the writers are hoping for a follow up series. The big mystery seems to be what happened to Jed's mother & all these missing girls. I'm hoping the story behind Ryan's brother's drowning is being kept underwraps so ensuring Will is any series 2, if it should materialise.

 

I hate all the long add breaks. Watched my recording this morning & the story flowed much better.

Edited March 1, 201114 yr by truly talented

Funny enough, I'm not much of a Will Young fan but as a actor he is really good, and I love supernatural dramas, this series has really caught my eye and I still watch it without Will Young. As for last night's episode, I found it the weakest episode of the series, but I love Katie's character getting revenge on Jason. There seems to be a lot of mystery surrounding Katie she seems to be hiding something about her character.

There seems to be a lot of mystery surrounding Katie she seems to be hiding something about her character.

 

 

I wonder if unlike some of the tennants who have been haunted by past residents, Kate has actually been posessed by one. She's obviously having nightmares and is sleepwalking too, a bit different from the terror experienced by others, but all down to Bedlam Heights horrific past just the same.

I wonder if unlike some of the tennants who have been haunted by past residents, Kate has actually been posessed by one. She's obviously having nightmares and is sleepwalking too, a bit different from the terror experienced by others, but all down to Bedlam Heights horrific past just the same.

 

I think she's haunted too - acting maybe out of character after being possessed by an evil spirit.

 

I don't usually watch this type of show and have to say I'm only watching it because of Will. If there is another series and will is not in it I'm not sure if I'll carry on watching. We'll have to see.

 

Good to see you posting Martin

Edited March 1, 201114 yr by munchkin

Lots of questions for me..Who moved Zoe's body in those few moments? is Warren Jed's dad? is the grandfather Caleb still alive and doing the killing? will Jed ever tell Ryan about James?

 

Digital spy..some new comments here..

The co-creator of Sky Living's Bedlam has confirmed that pre-production has begun on a second series.

 

Neil Jones revealed to SFX that the show's writing team have already started work on new episodes.

 

"We've got a plan for series two," he explained. "In fact, we're writing episode one of series two at the moment. But it's not yet greenlit and we're keeping our fingers crossed."

 

Discussing the show's chances of renewal, he added: "It's too early to say at the moment. It seems to be performing really well in terms of ratings."

 

Jones also claimed that the fifth instalment of the paranormal drama's first run is "probably the scariest episode of the series".

 

"It's a very dark story and totally amps up the scariness factor," he said. "It's really powerful, it's really scary, but it's also really moving."

 

He added that the six-part series, which stars Theo James and Will Young, will end with "a shocking twist".

 

"Episode six takes us into what's really been going on in the building [and]what's been happening to the girls that have gone missing over the years," he revealed. "It takes us much deeper into the history of Bedlam."

 

Bedlam airs on Mondays at 10pm on Sky Living.

Edited March 1, 201114 yr by Sweetwilliamfan

Lots of questions for me..Who moved Zoe's body in those few moments?

 

One plausible solution, Jed went into the wrong room, if you think about it more, as a supernatural series by using trick imagery.

I cheated and read the synopses for both Five and Six..they both sound Great with Six really the standout.. :w00t:

 

Great stats for Ep 3 tweeted by David. Over 900k again! and that's without it being on Anytime. :cheer:

 

Here is the front cover of the DVD which is out in April....thanks to Julie and Julie for the info.

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/91aY1ZEWmdL._AA1500_.jpg

 

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51Ih...L500_AA300_.jpg

I cheated and read the synopses for both Five and Six..they both sound Great with Six really the standout.. :w00t:

 

Great stats for Ep 3 tweeted by David. Over 900k again! and that's without it being on Anytime. :cheer:

 

Here is the front cover of the DVD which is out in April....thanks to Julie and Julie for the info.

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/91aY1ZEWmdL._AA1500_.jpg

 

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51Ih...L500_AA300_.jpg

 

Great news about the stats for episode 3. Here's hoping episode 4's figures are a lot better when all the viewings are totted up.

 

I've resisted reading the spoilers but read Abbbie's post that 6 focuses on the main characters. :D

Edited March 7, 201114 yr by truly talented

Seriously how good was that Episode? :o

Can't believe next week is the last episode. :( Don't think it's all down to Warren as that would be too obvious. Maybe he's covering up for someone else - Kate perhaps?

 

Traumatic times ahead for Ryan by the the looks of things! :o

Edited March 8, 201114 yr by truly talented

Sunday's posted this on BD - so a definite increase over last week -

Ratings 248,400 from DS

 

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/news/a30771...cks-up-55m.html

 

As Nic on BD says - it's still "Will Young's Bedlam" - :arrr:

 

Definitely a better episode and next week's looks great. Fingers crossed for another series so they can build on the characters.

Edited March 8, 201114 yr by munchkin

Thanks for posting the figures munchkin. They look better and I would think figures should be up further for the final episode.