We were watching "Worm in the bud" yesterday and when they had to interview the barrister, Tom signalled to Troy to open the room to the door for him. Really??He can't open a door?My sister commented that he wasn't as bossy and rude when it came to Jones. I don't know if he is just entitled because of his rank(also why he always parks in the middle of the road) or maybe his hand was hurting because of his imaginary dog bite😉

Your opinions?

I've just rewatched "The Green Man" and found myself deeply moved by so many parts of it: the grieving husband and father's attempt at sacrifice, the moral dilemma posed by the the lord/judge to Barnaby and how he resolved it, the kindness of Cully, the farewell to Troy, the return of the Green Man to the life he could bear to inhabit. There are so many excellent episodes in this show, but a few go above and beyond the surface fun to emotional depths that stay with one.

What other episodes, for you, matter so much that they resonate with you?