The Pact
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22:49Ten months on, and the family is fractured, following the shock of Betty’s last day. It takes Tommy to pull them together, for Jude’s sake. When they finally acknowledge their grief and love, they’re faced with the ultimate question – can they continue on together, as a family, or will their beliefs come between them once ...
23:05The birth of Alice and Tommy’s baby, Jude, signals the end of the pact Alice and Betty made – she’s now free to end her life, on her terms. But, upset to think Frank’s not coping, Betty decides to stay alive for his sake. But when Frank persuades her that his plan is best for both of them, she reluctantly accepts – much to...
22:19When Isla’s life falls apart, yet again, she moves in with Frank and Betty, who are having a hard time coping on their own. She finds purpose as their carer, which gives her the strength to finally quit her multiple addictions… but when Frank makes a horrifying decision, her newfound sobriety is tested.
22:43In the wake of Betty’s shock reveal, Aaron soldiers on, as he always does. But the cracks start to show when he struggles to contain his anger. As his relationship with his parents crumbles, Aaron leans even more on his wife Sophie. But he’s hiding a secret that could ruin that relationship, too…
23:06When Alice finds out she’s pregnant, and decides to end it, Betty helps her, in spite of her own beliefs. But along the way, as Alice parents her own mother and Betty finally faces up to a betrayed Frank, both women are challenged to admit, to themselves and their family, what it is they really want.
22:14The Simpkins family are rocked when their patriarch, octogenarian Frank, accidentally takes the dog’s medication and end up in hospital. They’re all worried that it might be the first sign of oncoming Alzheimer’s, but his stalwart wife Betty refuses to accept this – they’ll cope, as they always have. But that’s easier said...