Sarah Lancashire is reported to have spoke up to 'change' the end of Happy Valley, after being convinced that the conclusion of the hit drama 'didn't feel right.'
Nearly nine years after it made its much heralded debut on the BBC, the hit Sally Wainwright will draw to what looks set to be a gripping conclusion this weekend, after a third and final series that has given fans many twists and turns so far. It has already been confirmed that Happy Valley's final episode will be 10 minutes longer than the all others, with the BBC pushing back the news on Sunday, February 5 to the later time of 10.10pm.
Last Sunday's penultimate episode set things up very nicely for a thrilling finale. After breaking free from court, Tommy Lee Royce, the arch nemesis of Sarah's no nonsense Catherine Cawood, made contact with son Ryan via an online game, unbeknown to grandmother Catherine and the rest of his family.
