Happy Valley fans point out a 'genius' nod to season one in Catherine and ... trends now
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Happy Valley is drawing to a close with the penultimate episode airing on Sunday night.
But fans were left reminiscing about the opening episodes of the hit BBC drama thanks to a 'genius' nod to the first season in the latest installment from writer Sally Wainwright.
Most of Sunday night's episode was dedicated to Tommy Lee Royce's (James Norton) grand plan to reunite with his son Ryan (Rhys Connah) and conclude his 'unfinished business' with Catherine Cawood (Sarah Lancashire), but fans were excited to see a subtle reference to the rocky grandmother and grandson relationship.
Did you spot it? Happy Valley fans were left reminiscing about the opening episodes of the drama thanks to a 'genius' nod to the first season in the latest installment
After Ryan ran away to his uncle's house, a fuming Catherine went to pick him up.
After berating him for his 'bl**dy silly' decision to go AWOL when his murderous dad Tommy was on the loose, Catherine went back into granny mode, correcting her teenage grandson's grammar.
'He sholdn'ta gone off. Shouldn't of left me with Ros,' Ryan told her about why he ran away from his granddad's house.
'Shouldn't have, for f**ks sake!' Catherine fumed.
Grandmother: Most of Sunday's episode was dedicated to Tommy's plan to reunite with his son Ryan but fans were excited to see a subtle reference to the grandmother/grandson relationship
Flashback: Viewers pointed out the exchange was similar to a conversation between the two characters way back in season one, when Catherine was questioning a then nine-year-old Ryan
