Safe (TV Mini Series) Episode #1.7 (2018) User Reviews

A fabulous penultimate episode.

[Sleepin_Dragon · 9/10 · 23 May 2018]

The penultimate episode is exceptional, tense, gripping viewing, which boasts some real moments of danger, drama at its finest. The scenes involving Tom and Pete roaming around Bobby's club were brilliantly done, so tense. Bobby is really being billed as the bad guy, but there is so much more going on then meets the eye, someone knows something, and someone has secrets. I'd love to know what Eric Pratchett knows, and why he's hanging around Bobby's club, is he involved. So many questions, it's all building up to what is hopeful an excellent finale.

Brilliantly acted as always, Marc Warren was superb here, I loved Pete's scenes with Emma, such a diverse and talented actor. The standard throughout has been incredible.

9/10

Bring on the finale!

The Fire Five?!

[ZegMaarJus · 8/10 · 23 April 2021]

This episode begins with Chris, he is at the party together with Jenny. Emma says to Pete that he is her father. Bobby drugged Jenny, what are his plans with her? Emma interviews Henry about Jenny. Henry has an attack, he has been brought to the hospital. Tom and Pete arrived at Jasmine Hall. Eric tells a story about his son Craig, he was involved at the school fire such as Rachel. And also Sophie was involved, what a shock. Nice episode of Safe Season 1, Sophie was one of the five who has been involved at the school fire. Has she something to do with Jenny's abduction?

Episódio Sete

[foxbrvar · 8/10 · 11 May 2024]

Safe (2018)

Series

1st Season

Episode Seven - Episode Seven

The lunatic neighbor was accusing everyone in the first six episodes and then out of nowhere, he has a crisis of conscience and he says: "Okay, I think you deserve to know the truth".

How angry I am with Sophie, she doesn't do her job right and then she doesn't want anyone else to do it either.

Amazing theory, at the end of the episode, Sia hinted that the necklace wasn't hers, right?

What if, Sophie didn't want her son to be interrogated, as he could place her at the scene of the crime.

He might as well have called her to just pick him up.

So she went there, waited, the deceased saw her, and knowing that she was involved in the school fire, he went to confront her, she didn't like it and drowned him, and the necklace must have been hers that fell.

Episode seven of the first season of the Safe Miniseries watched on May 11, 2024.

Rating: 8/10.

Exciting, engaging and disgusting.

[jay-harding-jh · 5 January 2019]

Could Netflix get into their heads that everyone doesn't enjoy foul language. This is the very reason I don't watch Netflix originals. They have to ruin an otherwise good movie or series by using language that many find OFFENSIVE. They are like jr. High students thinking they are so grown up by using the f word over and over. Please grow up, really.

So On We Go

[Hitchcoc · 8/10 · 24 December 2023]

Next to last episode. I'm so sick of Tom. The way he acts, without regard for people other than himself, is so tiresome. The boy who is probably dying. Who cares? This episode eventually introduces us to an event that we have heard about several times. The characters here are connected to that event in some way, including Tom's wife, Rachel. I'm so glad for Episode 8 to come because there will be answers and Jenny will be found. This entitled secretive bunch really isn't worth anything, with their drugs, their parties, their basic meanness. Of course, their worthless parents, Tom included, have helped make them what they are. I can't think of one person in this series that I could care less about.