I have chills! Happy Valley fans predict a chilling end for a main character as Tommy Lee Royce breaks into Catherine’s house in final trailer
Happy Valley fans believe they are “piecing together” vital clues to the series finale after a nail-biting trailer dropped on Tuesday.
Viewers face an anxious wait until Sunday night for the extended 70-minute episode that will see the final showdown between Sergeant Catherine Cawood and Tommy Lee Royce.
And some believe there could be a heartbreaking end for a main character after seeing the escaped convict break into the family home.
The Grand Finale: Happy Valley fans believe they’re ‘pieceing together’ vital clues to the series finale after a nail-biting trailer dropped on Tuesday.
Fans were quick to comment on the 16-second clip, admitting they had “chills” watching a bruised and bloody Tommy (James Norton) break into Catherine’s house through the back door.
One wrote: ‘Oh my gosh, what house is he in?’ To which one fan account ominously replied: ‘Catherine’s…’
Another fan of the show said: ‘OMG. OMG. TLR, it’s at his house. Catherine needs help. Now,” while another fan wrote: “Are you fucking me? He is at her house, he is desperate, she is crying, were the police alerted? How is she supposed to have a satisfying ending in just 1 hour and eight minutes?
Viewers are facing an anxious wait for the extended 70-minute episode that will see the final showdown between Sergeant Catherine Cawood and Tommy Lee Royce.
Chills: Some believe there could be a heartbreaking end for a main character after seeing the escaped convict break into the family home.
And many think that Catherine’s sister, Clare Cartwright (Siobhan Finneran), may be the one tragically killed by the dangerous killer, thinking she may have something to prove after her brother lashed out at her on the Sunday night show.
In the trailer, Catherine breaks down in tears and some think it’s pain, rather than relief, that Tommy has been caught.
One wrote: ‘I hate the grief-stricken Catherine scene’, while another added: ‘TLR kills Clare?’ Another added: ‘Clare! It’s Clare in the house’.
In chilling scenes from the highly anticipated finale, Tommy’s son Ryan (Rhys Connah) is questioned by police about when he last had contact with his dangerous father.
Destination? Many think that Clare Cartwright, Catherine’s sister, may be the one tragically killed by the dangerous assassin.
New Snapshot: In addition to the trailer, the BBC has released three new photos from the final episode showing Catherine looking through the photo album.
Family Friction: Another shows the police sergeant and her sister Claire having a heart-to-heart after their relationship fell apart in this series.
A series of scenes of the police closing in on Tommy follows as Catherine is heard saying “he’s still out there, he’s going to get mad and he’s going to be even more desperate and dangerous.”
The short clip ends with a bloody Tommy appearing to hit someone on the ground and a final shot of Catherine crying.
Concerned for our Clare: One wrote: ‘I hate the grief-stricken Catherine scene’, while another added: ‘TLR kills Clare?’, Another added: ‘Clare! It’s Clare in the house’
Viewers tuned in for the penultimate episode of the BBC drama on Sunday night as Tommy Lee Royce revealed his big plans.
Tommy escaped at the end of the fourth episode of this series and fans found out in the fifth installment on Sunday that he was planning to elope to Marbella, with his son Ryan in tow.
Viewers admitted that they barely got to see the dramatic episode as everything lined up for a dramatic showdown between Tommy and Sargent Catherine as he reveals that he plans to kill her before flying to Spain.
Questions: The trailer opens with Tommy’s son, Ryan (Rhys Connah), being questioned by the police about when he last had contact with his dangerous father.
Hunt: Catherine is heard saying ‘he’s still out there, he’s going to get mad and he’s going to be even more desperate and dangerous’
It has been revealed that viewers will receive an extended episode for the end of the show.
The critically acclaimed drama will come to a riveting conclusion after 18 episodes, giving fans an extra 10 minutes of action.
Watch the Happy Valley finale on BBC One and iPlayer Sunday at 9:00pm
Investigating: The final photo shows Catherine in uniform, arriving outside a house.