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Happy Valley first look shows Ryan Cawood coming face-to-face with Tommy Lee Royce in prison after tense cliff-hanger-Meghna Amin-Entertainment – Metro
It looks like an explosive episode…
Neil watches over Tommy and Ryan as they meet in prison (Picture: BBC/Lookout Point/Matt Squire)
A first look at the next instalment of Happy Valley shows Ryan (Rhys Connah) coming face-to-face with his vile dad Tommy Lee Royce (James Norton) in prison.
For most of his life, Ryan has been kept apart from his father by his grandmother, police sergeant Catherine Cawood, after Tommy raped Catherine’s daughter Becky.
In Catherine’s eyes, Tommy is the reason why Becky took her own life, leaving Ryan in the hands of his grandmother.
However, in a tense cliff-hanger, viewers found out that Catherine’s sister Clare Cartwright (Siobhan Finneran) has been taking Ryan to visit his vile father Tommy in prison.
And now, first look pictures show them finally coming face to face, with Catherine’s partner Neil (Con O’Neill) watching over them.
Viewers see what Catherine just found out – Tommy has been meeting Ryan behind her back (Picture: BBC/Lookout Point/Matt Squire)
Ryan bares a smile as he meets his vile father (Picture: BBC/Lookout Point/Matt Squire)
The second episode of the final season ended with Catherine confronting Clare in one of the tensest moments in Happy Valley history, after she followed her sister to Sheffield and watched her drop Ryan off at jail.
The visits, as Catherine finds out, have been going on for the past year, with Claire and Neil taking Tommy to the prison four times.
As Clare sat in a nearby café, Catherine sat outside watching Clare lie through her teeth, claiming she was in Leeds, before walking into the cafe and sitting down to confront Clare.
Neil and Clare have been taking Ryan to the prison behind Catherine’s back (Picture: BBC/Lookout Point/Matt Squire)
Will Clare and Catherine’s relationship survive past the lies? (Picture: BBC/Lookout Point/Matt Squire)
Siobhan recently warned This Morning hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield about what’s coming up next: ‘All I can really say about that is I think you’re gonna have to fasten your seatbelts for episode three.’
We’re ready for the wild ride, but unfortunately, it comes as the series draws to an end.
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‘This is it, yeah,’ stressed Siobhan. ‘We’re definitely not doing anymore… I wasn’t aware of that, but I think that’s always been in Sally’s and Sarah’s head that they would just do three – which is great.
‘We leave it on something to be cherished, I think, as opposed to letting it become diluted by keep making other episodes.’
Happy Valley continues on Sunday at 10pm on BBC One.
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