Broadchurch

The case is stalling and morale is low. At the Broadchurch Echo, Maggie resolves to solve a mystery that has taken a very personal turn for her.

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#2 #3

The Invisible Woman returns.

#4 #5

So how are we here?

#6

Do you think the killer's here?

#7

We don't want a memorial service any more.

#8

Could write the bloody book. Put this on my tab.

#9 #10 #11

Because I'm asking you to.

#12

Yeah, well, Tom was up at, like, six and he wanted to come down here.

#13

Right, I'd better go to work.

#14

You've been saying that for a month and a half.

#15

Alcoholics Anonymous. Our young vicar is an alcoholic.

#16

The killer was improvising.

#17

I mean, Mum lets people borrow it for cash.

#18

I make a complaint about your failings with Jack and you come after me?

#19

Come in and provide a DNA sample, will you?

#20 #21

That's the fourth time you've asked me that.

#22 #23

I used to assume grief was something inside you could fight and vanquish but it's not.

#24 #25

"What does it matter if I don't finish this work?

#26

And I can't get back from that.

#27

My dad accidentally deleted something.

#28 #29 #30

I rang Dean. He came and got me.

#31 #32

A terrible event and the church piles in gleefully.

#33

People need hope right now and they are certainly not getting it from you.

#34 #35 #36

Before you forget what I look like.

#37 #38 #39

You want to be careful.

#40

Here we are.

#41 #42 #43

Mate, why aren't you in school? Hello, you. You OK?

#44

Cover the back. You, come with me.

#45 #46

Bloody answer me! Where is the dog?

#47 #48

We'll have to bring the baby when it's born.

#49 #50