guess what 

I think I have too, Baz.  Picked up a couple of clues that have led me to a conclusion *Taps side of nose in a knowing manner*

 

(I'm probably completely wrong, though)

 

Did you Madame? I'm very impressed by you and Baz.

I nevah spotted any clues or nuffink 

 

Ditto ...on both counts  

Comes from watching, and reading , too many detectuve things Rosie 

Ahhh   

AA Gill gave it a dreadful review saying it was a dreadful waste of talent, if there was any talent at all.
However I thought it well scripted and marvellously filmed with excellent use of filters. Delightfully silly plot too.

 

Shssssssss!

Part two didn't tell me anything much that I hadn't sussed from part one.... however there was one thing that happened that I wasn't expecting - though I can see how it fits into things.

Part 3 shortly.

Phooey!!!!
In spite of the filming and acting, this week's wasnt very good. In hindsight maybe they should have finished where t'social worker went through t'window. It would have been a better mystery.

I.m not sure what the ending should have been,but after all that build-up what they did give us was a bit lame, IMO.

Well it was all a bit bonkers and not sure it made sense, but it was fun  

I enjoyed the first week's episode and thought that we were in for a good Christmas ghost story.  But I think they lost the plot a bit. It just seemed to get dafter; the plot became water-logged and, for me, the whole thing sank without trace long before Tom did

Well; I'd been wondering why exactly the story was set in Scarbrough (other than just as an excuse to use the song), and I must admit I didn't see that particular revelation coming. Who would have guessed that this ghost story would turn out to be yet another (albeit loose) Great War tie-in?

Ditto Madame ....I've just watched the last episode and think they could have easily condensed it into say one 90 minute programme and it would have had more impact .