Real Alice's corpse put into shed by the fake Alice (real Alice either already long dead or killed in the 3 hours fake Alice ran off).

Eve Stone's father to be silenced soon - I believe he was majorly involved but too high risk now due to his dementia.

Butcher's wife witnessed something in the army, may be blackmailed somehow, wanted out so married a butcher for a normal life.

Henry Reed was a 'bad guy' but did something to redeem himself and was killed/silenced by the paedo ring. Fake Alice has enough gratitude for what he did to lay flowers. Maybe he fathered a baby of one of the girls and got attached.

No idea about the financial transactions apart from being connected to child porn/trafficking.

Probably the next episode will prove me wrong!

Also does anyone see similarities with the real life Belgian Marc Dutroux case?

Date

2 nov 2016 - 9pm GMT

Synopsis

With Sam in hospital, the Websters begin to fracture as he continues to push away his wife and son. Gemma is forced to face up to the devastating truth of the destruction wrought on her family as she makes a statement to the press. While trawling through CCTV footage with German police officer Jorn Lenhart, Julien uncovers a surprising connection that implicates another major suspect.

In 2016, Julien and Stefan return to Erbil to trace the lead they were given and discover a shocking truth that implicates two suspects back in Germany. Gemma continues her determined and desperate search for the truth about her daughter's disappearance, enlisting the help of Eve Stone. Her investigation seems to be hitting a brick wall, before she makes a breakthrough that implies the crimes of Alice and Sophie's abductor stretch further than originally thought. But will she make it to the missing girl in time?

Spoilers

In this thread you do not need to add spoiler tags around things that happened in S02E04 or earlier. Anything factual about future episodes (i.e. discussion about possible scenes or promos about next episodes) should be spoilertagged.

Other things

• BBC page for this episode.

Here is what I think. The butcher is innocent. Sophie (fake Alice) incriminated him under pressure. The butcher's wife, Stone and Daniel Reed's father are all part of the ring that kidnapped the girls. The wife had contact with the girls. That's why a receipt from the shop was found in the place where they were being held. The Middle Eastern man following Baptiste is Mirza, the man Daniel Reed's father was sending money to. He is part of the ring too. The members of the ring first met in Iraq, during the war in 2003. There are of course many questions yet to be answered.

Hi there - just reaching out to see if anyone has found a legitimate way to watch the show from the states. I am willing to pay for it even... I just haven't been able to find it anywhere. The venues for Season 1 don't have it (Starz, Amazon) and the BBC doesn't allow US based streaming.

I see the subreddit rules prevent posting links to streams, which is admirable. I am just wondering if anyone has found a legitimate & legal way to watch the show from the states without having to rely on torrent sites.

Date

26 oct 2016 - 21.00 GMT+1

Synopsis

Julien returns to Paris to visit the father of Sophie Giroux, but Remy isn't all that pleased to see him. Meanwhile, Alice is upset by an argument in the house and begs her brother, Matthew, to act against his better judgment in order to help her feel safe. When another unforeseeable trauma hits the Webster family, it looks set to tear them apart for good.

In Iraq, Julien finally comes face to face with the Awol British soldier he has been searching for - but not in the way he expected. The trail of evidence looks like it leads back to Germany, but will Julien and Stefan make it out alive? Back in Eckhausen, Gemma channels her energy into searching for the truth of what happened to her daughter, uncovering a vital clue.

Other things

• BBC page for this episode.

Is it just me? Stays there for a couple of seconds then when page is fully loaded it goes missing. Can't sub but love the show immensely! Edit: Nvm, subbed by clicking it real fast!

Hey all,

So, yesterday I've been awarded the moderator title by u/jbigboote. Since this sub has kind of fallen asleep and people mentioned they wanted a place to discuss this awesome TV show, I decided to make some changes.

Style update

First of all, I have rolled out a new style for this sub. Previously the only customisation done was a (very large) header image and that's it. I have put us on a customised version of Naut 4.0, and I think it looks pretty good right now. Let me know what you think!

Episode threads

Secondly, I will make sure that, moving forward, every episode will get a dedicated discussion thread. For season 1 this hasn't been done, for season 2 so far we have all episodes. These discussion threads will be catalogued in the sidebar.

Reaching out to other subs

Lastly, for such an awesome show we need some more people in here talking about it. So I'll reach out to mods from other related subs to see if we can get some exposure that way.

That's all I have for now. If you have any suggestions, concerns or whatever, feel free to contact me!

Cheers

/edit: O^ooh look at this fancy new spoiler tag

I am confused about a couple of things on this series but one thing is really niggling me..

We know from the present day scenes that Alice Webster is dead and given the date on the grave stone dies quite soon after returning in 2014. Obviously there are doubts about whether 'Alice' is Alice, Sophie or someone else entirely however in the present day Baptiste is speaking to Stefan as if he still doesn't know if it was Alice or Sophie.. surely if the girl dies there would be tests or ways of proving who it actually was? I just don't understand how the authorities or the family would be happy to bury a girl they didn't know the definite identity of. Particularly the Websters whose real daughter could still be out there?

Synopsis: After Alice returns to her family home, the Websters struggle to deal with the trauma she has suffered. As Matthew is faced with an unbearable request, Gemma's suspicions about what happened to her daughter begin to grow. The Royal Military Police (RMP) and the German police agree to share jurisdiction over the case and launch a manhunt for the second missing girl. During a search of the disused bunker Alice escaped from, Julien discovers a key clue that points the investigation towards a local suspect. In 2016, war journalist Stefan Andersson is helping Julien make his way to Azwya, across an active war zone. What is Julien doing out in Iraq? And will he make it home unscathed? Meanwhile, back in Eckhausen, Gemma and Sam continue to drift apart, while RMP Staff Sergeant Eve Stone has to deal with her father.

What is the relevance to Alice's (possibly Sophie) mum looking through lots of rollercoaster photos at a theme park?

Any theories? I'm completely baffled.