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Question regarding the final 'One Foot In The Grave'
I was shown a 'p!rate' copy of the final episode of 'One Foot' today - the one where Victor is killed.
The version I saw had a scene - about half way through - where Margaret Meldrew is doing volutary work, picking up litter and she is joined by the lady who was driving the car which knocks down Victor. It then returns to the story of Victor going to a works re-union. This scene seemed totally out of place and out of the natural timeline and gave away the fact that Victor died.
My question is - Was this how it was originally screened? I did see it but it was getting on for 10 years ago and can't recall this 'jump'
The version I saw had a scene - about half way through - where Margaret Meldrew is doing volutary work, picking up litter and she is joined by the lady who was driving the car which knocks down Victor. It then returns to the story of Victor going to a works re-union. This scene seemed totally out of place and out of the natural timeline and gave away the fact that Victor died.
My question is - Was this how it was originally screened? I did see it but it was getting on for 10 years ago and can't recall this 'jump'
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The thing is they needed to show a lot of the show in flashback, and the story also included Margaret's realisation that the friend was the person responsible. The fact that Victor dies was leaked months before and was widely reported in the press
http://en.wikipedia.o...en%27t_Simple_Anymore
The thing is they needed to show a lot of the show in flashback, and the story also included Margaret's realisation that the friend was the person responsible. The fact that Victor dies was leaked months before and was widely reported in the press
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