White House Farm - ITV Drama Series - Part 6

[Myster]

And now the end is near, as they face the final curtain,
They did what they had to do and told the truth of that I'm certain.


The first person to spot CAL in the courtroom scene wins a luxury two-week stay in the cell next door to Trudi's bestie, plus a free plastic tumbler* to eavesdrop on his clandestine conversations.


* Biodegradable and environmentally-friendly, as approved by school truant, Greta Thunderbird.

[APRIL]

Allegedly Brett Collins put in an appearance on the ITV news programme "This Morning, this morning

[Myster]

Allegedly Brett Collins put in an appearance on the ITV news programme "This Morning, this morning

"This Morning" only starts at 10:00 am.  You'll have to watch him on ITV ketchup's "Good Morning Britain" which starts earlier if it's streamed in a day or two...

https://www.itv.com/hub/good-morning-britain/2a3211a2718

[APRIL]

"This Morning" only starts at 10:00 am.  You'll have to watch him on ITV ketchup's "Good Morning Britain" which starts earlier if it's streamed in a day or two...

https://www.itv.com/hub/good-morning-britain/2a3211a2718

Thanks Myster. In which case, before the whole forum glues themselves to the screen, it must have been the programme which prededed it. I don't watch it. All gossip and waffle!!!

[Caroline]

Least no one can try and say it wasn't him who gave the newspaper interview. 

[Myster]

Thanks Myster. In which case, before the whole forum glues themselves to the screen, it must have been the programme which prededed it. I don't watch it. All gossip and waffle!!!

He failed to show up!       

https://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbiz/10945697/good-morning-britain-fans-furious-ruin-ending-white-house-farm/

[Holly Goodhead]

He failed to show up!       

https://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbiz/10945697/good-morning-britain-fans-furious-ruin-ending-white-house-farm/

It seems many viewers were still undecided who dunnit!

[Myster]

It seems many viewers were still undecided who dunnit!

Millennials who haven't got a clue.

[steve_trousers]

How did they portray the murder? did they have him wearing his wet suit? and did he ride Junes bike there?
Two of the things I could never make my mind up on

[Holly Goodhead]

I look forward to part 2!

[Amanda3266]

How did they portray the murder? did they have him wearing his wet suit? and did he ride Junes bike there?
Two of the things I could never make my mind up on

They didn’t show any re-enaction of the murders. I’m glad in a way as it left the audience to make up their own minds.
JB has always protested his innocence and so you have people believing him. It would be rare for some people not to support his assertions that he is innocent given how long he has been saying this. 

I think he is guilty but given that case against him was largely circumstantial it’s understandable that some people will feel disquiet over his conviction.

[APRIL]

I thought it was brilliant. Okay, I KNOW it wasn't strictly factual, but they do make that clear at the start. I particularly like that they haven't tried to sanitize Julie simply because she came good in the end. The wonderful little cameo between her and 'big Jones' swept away any thoughts the audience may have had about her being pure as the driven. She gave a wonderful performance of guilt, defiance, anger and greed. If the actor portrayed anything like what Julie went through, I'm inclined to think she may have deserved £25,000 worth of revenge. Poor Jones appeared to have been left wondering.

[Nicholas]

White House Farm review — a masterful portrait of a cold, arrogant killer

“White House Farm has maintained its high quality throughout, but you may, like me, think that as a six-parter it was one episode too long, last week’s seeming padded out. But, fair do’s, this was a masterful finale in which Jeremy Bamber’s momentary flippancy exposed to the jury his cold arrogance. As Bamber, Freddie Fox hardly put a foot wrong, managing to be revealing and inscrutable, which can’t be easy. (more behind paywall)
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/times2/white-house-farm-review-a-masterful-portrait-of-a-cold-arrogant-killer-twd0r2s85

[adam]

They didn’t show any re-enaction of the murders. I’m glad in a way as it left the audience to make up their own minds.
JB has always protested his innocence and so you have people believing him. It would be rare for some people not to support his assertions that he is innocent given how long he has been saying this. 

I think he is guilty but given that case against him was largely circumstantial it’s understandable that some people will feel disquiet over his conviction.

The drama constantly showed characters inside WHF, photos of the deceased at WHF. The phone calls to Julie pre and post massacre. Stan Jones even discussed the massacre inside WHF.

The drama was certainly pro guilt. Only Taff saying it was Sheila but looking like an idiot.

However Colin Caffell did not want any shooting. So a once in 35+ year opportunity was missed.

[adam]

The final scenes of part 6 could have been of everyone asleep inside WHF.

Then Bamber getting in through the bathroom window,  picking up the rifle, bracing himself then going upstairs.

Chilling but that is what happened.