John Fardy

And here is them attempting to buy that bracelet.

And you've been enjoying it, which I'm delighted about because not everyone's loving it.

I think it's actually delightful.

And it's delightful because at source, it is a crime drama, right?

In some ways.

Yeah, absolutely.

It's that razor sharp.

But it's a crime drama in one level because what happens is they're trying to buy that bracelet.

And this isn't a spoiler because it's in the trailer.

It turns out they do buy that bracelet, but that bracelet belonged to some pretty serious people and in a kind of Bunny and Clyde fashion.

It's much more significant.

And without giving a spoiler, what happens because they buy it and they, in essence, bury it with their dying grandmother, who dies, spoiler alert, in the coffin.

It turns out this was a very important piece of jewellery which belonged to some nasty people.

Hop forward, they end up on the payroll of these nasty people.

So it's kind of a Bonnie and Clyde story.

But what it really is, is a story of family, much like Siege Creek, because what you heard there is they don't get on this brother and sister.

And now they don't get on carrying out jobs for the kind of mafia.

And it's hilarious.

Yeah, because at source, what it is, is the family not getting on.

So we return to this idea of them having to get into the coffin to rescue certain objects.