Episode 6

With Clive safety back in the fold, Margaret and Sylvia can breathe a huge sigh of relief, but for how long? Because Clive has come home with a plan - he wants to give Glyn a proper burial. Except Glyn isn't a shoulder of pork and shifting his frozen body out of the freezer is no stroll in the park.
Who can they trust to help? Might Herbie be the answer to their prayers? And if so how will Herbie respond to Clive's SOS call?
Will Lefi turn up unexpectedly and suspect foul play? Or can Sylvia keep him distracted long enough for the others to shift the body?
And what about Haydn? Will Margaret finally confront him? Will she find the peace and forgiveness she's been searching for?
Will they be able to honour Clive's promise and finally lay Glyn to rest? Will they return home in one piece with their secret safely buried? Or is there another late twist in our tale?
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