Happy Valley viewers claim Ryan’s football coach is ‘evil’ and can’t be trusted
Happy Valley viewers have claimed that Ryan’s school football coach, Mr. Hepworth, cannot be trusted after he told the student he could trust him with his problems.
In last week’s episode, Sergeant Catherine Cawood followed her 16-year-old grandson as he made his visit to see his father Tommy Lee Royce in prison, accompanied by his sister Claire Cartwright and her partner Neil Ackroyd.
But doubts are raised when Claire doesn’t go to prison, instead heading to a coffee shop in Sheffield and lying to Catherine about her whereabouts, only to be ambushed by her sister.
Eek! Happy Valley viewers have claimed that Ryan’s school football coach, Mr. Hepworth, cannot be trusted after he told the student that he could trust him with his problems.
During Sunday’s episode of the BBC drama, Mr. Hepworth (played by Mark Stanley) seemed surprised to learn that Ryan’s (Rhys Connah) father was in prison and told the teenager he could be trusted.
In a scene in a school hallway, he said: ‘Ryan, just to tell you that you played very well on Saturday. I’m glad we cleared things up. You made some very respectable saves… What’s up?
Ryan’s friend then chimed in: ‘Tell him, whatever he did, to apologize to his grandmother. He had a fight with his grandmother, so he went to live with his aunt Claire and she’s a little weird.
When Mr Hepworth asked what it was and the friend replied: “His dad”, the staff member replied: “I didn’t know you had one.”
The friend added, “He’s in prison,” before Hepworth told Ryan: “Do you want to talk to someone about it? It might help. It doesn’t have to be me or… it could be. Be good at talking.
When she followed up with the offer later, while telling Ryan about the troubled state of her own marriage, viewers shared their concerns on Twitter.
One wrote: ‘#HappyValley What is Mr. Hepworth doing?’ while another wrote: ‘That football manager is sketchy! #Happy Valley.’
A third and a fourth added: ‘You’re right about Hepworth. He is an enabler of evil. #HappyValley’ and ‘Noooo… Ryan please don’t talk to him… #HappyValley’.
Oh darling! When she followed up with the offer later, while she was telling Ryan about the troubled state of his own marriage, viewers shared his concerns on Twitter.
More chimed in with, ‘Oh my gosh, this teacher! Don’t trust him Ryan! #HappyValley’ and ‘Imagine a teacher talking to a student about the status of their #HappyValley marriage’.
Another concluded: ‘I’m 10 minutes late but the PE teacher is giving me really weird vibes… where is this going? #Happy Valley.’
Sarah Lancashire reprized her role as Catherine Cawood in the popular BBC crime drama when she returned to the screens on New Year’s Day after a seven-year hiatus.
James Norton also returned as the evil murderer and sex offender Tommy Lee Royce, while Shane Zaza once again appeared on screen as PC Shafiq Shah.
Talented: Sarah Lancashire reprized her role as Catherine Cawood in the popular BBC crime drama when she returned to screens on New Year’s Day after a seven-year hiatus.
To the delight of viewers, Happy Valley returned to the screens on New Year’s Day for the long-awaited third and final series.
After the first episode aired, viewers and critics alike praised ‘goddess’ Sarah, as well as her co-star James Norton and writer Sally Wainwright.
The GuardianThe five-star review said, “From her impeccable acting talent to a writer who captures the female experience like no one else, the final series of this drama is as excellent as ever.”
Wow! After the first episode aired, viewers and critics alike praised ‘goddess’ Sarah, as well as her co-star James Norton and writer Sally Wainwright.
In The TelegraphIn her five-star review, critic Anita Singh said, “It doesn’t get much better than this in TV drama.”
Despite four stars in the independentit was dubbed “one of the best sagas on British television”, while Christopher Stevens of the Daily Mail praised James’ “superbly menacing” performance as villain Tommy Lee Royce.
Among the 4.92 million viewers watching, one fan tweeted: ‘Happy Valley is just brilliant TV isn’t it? The writing, the casting, the acting, it’s just phenomenal. TV drama at its finest.
Another added: ‘Happy Valley. Do I need to say anything about it that isn’t absolutely fantastic? I can’t wait for next week! Stunning sets, fabulous writing, and the best actors, what more could you ask for?
A third wrote: ‘Everyone involved with #HappyValley… dropped these. I mean, what a way to start 2023. Sensational. Sally Wainwright is just phenomenal. The performances are outstanding. Excited for the rest of the series.
Chipping in, a fourth said: ‘There are no words to describe how good the first episode of #HappyValley is and how brilliant #SarahLancashire is in it – both have set the bar for best drama and best actor of 2023 at almost level. impregnable.
Highly Anticipated: To the delight of viewers, Happy Valley returned on New Year’s Day for the highly anticipated third and final series with James Norton back as Tommy Lee Royce.