Catherineâs BRILLIANT comeback to Ryan's teacherâs lack of evidence | Happy Valley - BBC
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It never goes away. Sgt Catherine Cawood is tough, defiant and facing her traumatic past. Sarah Lancashire in Sally Wainwright's northern noir.
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"I'm not accusing him!" "I thought you were? I thought that's why I'm here?" Brilliant.
Sarah Lancashire was phenomenal in this performance. Totally believable and absolutely brilliant. She made the show.
I recall when she was in Coronation Street playing Rachelle, a ditsy blonde. Thankfully she was not typecast and went on to play several different roles. She's a brilliant actress. Very talanted.
She makes every show she's in, a fantastic actress and brilliant dry humour.
No kid should have a teacher like him. Every kid should have a guardian like her.
I am proud to say - my kid does! He's exactly the same age as Ryan and is very like him in a lot of ways. I was brought into school many, many times and I literally have fought for my boy to be fairly treated and understood from the day he was born and I will never stop. He has ADHD and autism, and I am by no means saying he's an angel - far from it but he was used as the fall guy a lot throughout his school career. Catherine and I are extremely alike and I have handed teachers/authority figures their a$$ on many an occasion! I am not a police officer - I am in health care but I feel like some days I have missed my calling lol :) Where my boy is concerned - it's a case of never say die. It was an absolute pleasure to watch every episode of this drama, as I could relate to it in so many ways. Ryan has a special place in my heart because it's like watching my own boy's life play out on screen. Incredible, and yes - every child absolutely should have a guardian like Catherine. I sure as hell didn't and I have made it my mission that my kids are treated differently. :)
Speaking as an ex copper and now teacher, this is THE best scene in series 3, I loved it. The best bit is missing, before sitting down she asks âhowâs the wife?â to the abusive PE teacher!
This is my favourite scene too. She is just brilliant
I did like that bit nice little undercurrent of I know what you are.
Immediately putting the teacher in the place of abuser, not victim
Did you become an ex-copper because most cops are lazy and corrupt?
Just a we bit stereotypical and unrealistic, but funny nevertheless.
I always LOVED the way she stared Hepworth down. She knew there was something up with him right then and there.
I love the accuracy of it. The Head immediately throwing the teacher under the bus. "I'm sorry Mr Hepworth, I thought you were." Not that he didn't deserve it, mind.
how is that throwing under the bus then?
@@randomuploadsism because the Head passed the buck. He should have investigated Hepworthâs claim before calling in the parent. You donât accuse a pupil and call in the parent unless you have proof that the pupil did the deed, and/or a confession.
He had nothing to go on and he ended up looking a prat in front of Catherine. Iâm not defending Hepworth btw.
@@Knappa22 Was she there as an officer or a parent?
@Jazzmaster Jay I wasnât referring to the accuracy of that. I was referring to the accuracy of how senior school leaders behave. This was implicit in the post.
Student or Teacher, end of the day, all the people up top like the Head and Board of Governors care about is the reputation of the School.
So proud that Sarah had been recognized for her work whilst still alive.. đ she is is an ordinary woman that every woman sees themselves in!
She's a chameleon. If you watch episodes of Happy Valley, Last Tango in Halifax and Julia all in one day, your head will be spinning with how completely different she is in each role. And the best part is there are no mannerisms. Even great actors like Meryl Streep or Jack Nicholson sometimes have distinctive mannerisms that they depict in nearly all their acting roles but Sarah doesn't.
Odd phrasing. I had to look up to see if she died.
@@raynethackery1Thank you. I did the same thing.
@@raynethackery1 me too
She's got some bloody acting chops on here, she's SO compelling in this role. I haven't enjoyed a series quite so much in so long. The acting all around is wonderful and the storylines are brilliant
Sarah Lancashire as always, is extraordinary. What an exciting, magnetic actor she is - hard to believe it's the same woman who played the drippy barmaid in 'Coronation Street'!
'Happy Valley' is above all a hit because of its superb scripts and plotting. ALL TV drama (and comedy), ultimately stands or falls on the writing, and Sally Wainwright is a genius. But casting Lancashire in the lead role elevated this show to something very special indeed.
As Wainwright herself said, 'Happy Valley' is so much more than just another 'police procedural'. It's a beautifully observed, authentic, in-depth story of one woman's trials and triumphs, and the human relationships depicted are utterly compelling.
Sure if you say so
Agree, disregard the sarcasm demonstrated by some.
@@wyattfamily8997 thanks?
The storyline fell apart in the final episode though. Having spent so much time and effort invested in the story of the games teacher, his wife with drug issues along with the Asian Pharmacist, it was never properly concluded with just a few words at the end! It's as if they ran out of time to finish it properly, it made this parallel story completely pointless. Just my two-pence worth, thought it let the series down by the lack of a proper conclusion for what is supposed to be the very last series.
@@wyattfamily8997 think they are showing agreement and approval by using one of Catherine's oft used phrases, rather than being sarcastic.
Gotta love the grandma. Especially her last line. đ
Fantastic show, terrific script, good actors, especially the marvellous Sarah Lancashire. Top quality production.
Sarah Lancashire is absolutely tremendous in any role in which she is cast but this role is absolutely brilliant and she nails it every time. The woman is an absolute genius!
I couldn't agree more, she is simply amazing in Happy Valley. She was absolutely brilliant in 'Julia' too - she had Julia Child down to a tee.
Masterclass in acting by Sarah Lancashire. Se just gets better and better.
I agree, and to be fair the entire series is a masterclass in tv writing.
The teacher was planning to abuse Ryan by bringing his confidence down. What a vile character,just shows how much support from family is important for kids
yet they get away just because their holy cows just like people wearing white. Some still feel inferior towards them...
I have binge watched all 3 series and can't believe I haven't watched it before now. Absolutely brilliant series.
Yay, season three! In the first two seasons Sarah Lancashire gives one of the best acting performances I've ever seen anyone give.
She is one hell of an actress, always has been.đ
Solidarity to all the striking teachers today. Except Mr Hepworth.
pure solidarity
I hope teachers are striking for more time off, they deserve it đ€
Nope.
â@@Imightbewrongbutsomightyou no. Nurses despite. Not teachers
How many 9-5 ers salaried jobs do an extra few hrs a wk? How many grad jobs do >10 hrs extra per week? ans:most. How many get holidays of almost 3x median? Isn't pension of teachers > median graduate pension? Why don't teachers do 9-5+ and 47wks+ per Yr? Avg person spends a ton on holiday child care/camp so why can't teachers do holiday camp within school year of 47 weeks (parents can decide to go on holiday or not during the 4 wks they are permitted!)? Also why can't teachers stay in school in the evening and oversee kids - sitting in silence - doing their homework from 3:30-5 while they their lesson plans and mark papers (private schools and boarding schools do this supervised homework so teachers can work.... and they also include sports within that time ifnecessary/requested by parebts until 6:30/7pm ie it's not impossible! ). Also, during lock down teacher's kids were allowed to attend school because they were essential workers.... Many kids are now 'ghost children' as schools did not help esp re IT access etc... Teachers were 'nothing to do with me guv... that your kid can't get IT access... My kid is in school' etc. Also, no teacher with children that I know of declined the opportunity to get their kids go to school during lock down - even teachers who subsequently stated they have physical health issues! Some of these same teachers- with kids who travelled to school and mixed with kids of front line medics and care workers (regularly exposed to worst 9f Covid in its most terrifying form) were ostensibly so petrified of Covid when it was weaker and everyone had had the jab! ie during the aftermath year they refused to teach if a child (jabbed and had previously had the bug with zero fever etc) had sat even 4 desks away from a kid who tested positive for Covid! Compared to average workers and even average graduate workers teachers should not complain... They can get an extra ÂŁ30/hr tutoring or doing 'holiday camps' during 5 out of their 11 week holiday p/a (still 6 wks clear) and/or after their 7 hr day!
the last thing she said had me in fits of laughter đđđđđđđ
This and "What you having for your tea?" are absolute legendary scenes!
I know, brilliant.
Ryan says stew and she goes oh well it will keep
My fave is the one where she advises Ryan on how to deal with dickheads. "Well dickheads are a fact of life, anywhere you look there'll be a dickhead"... "the trick is to negotiate your way around 'em without them realising you think they are a dickhead" Absolutely brilliant! đ
Whenever I watch this show, I'm absolutely on the edge of my seat. I haven't felt that for a while whilst watching a series, so happy this is back!
We binge-watched the second season but had to stop before the last episode because family was coming over for EASTER DINNER! Did I perhaps rush them along a bit - maybe?
I've probably watched the first two seasons ten times in total (and added a WHOLE bunch of new words and phrases to my vocabulary). There are still parts of Season 1 I just can't sit through. Stellar, stellar, stellar acting!
Me to I have to pause to take breath.
Line of Duty also.
ur a cutie pie.
This scene was written excellently. 10/10
Kid tries to hide the lighter. Kid fails. Love that bit.
I just bloody love Sarah Lancashire in anything but especially this...she is just so bloomin good!!
Sheâs SO good
brilliantly written and delivered. Superb acting all-round
Sarah was perfect in this scene, really â showing up the teaching profession, a hard job, but common sense is always a good thing!đ
Classy, tight scriptwriting - not a word wasted. Superb.
This show is the greatest show I've ever seen. I love the caster especially Sarah Lancashire she is such a natural, I love the storyline, the scenery, the drama, the comedy and the brilliant Sally Wainwright. It was so great to finally see Season 3 but very sad that it is the last season, but it will be remembered and loved by many for a very long time. It truly is brilliant.
I love how the only reason she absolutely knew it wasnt him was his art style
That part had me đ€Łđ€Ł
One of my favourite scenes in all of season 3, thought the bit where Ryan is waiting outside the office for Catherine and you can hear Hepworth talking to the principal assuming that because his dad is out of the picture and his granny works shifts, he'd be an easy target. Until he find out who granny is.. Also the fact the Hepworth didn't know anything about Ryan's background shows that the school really kept that on a need to know basis.
When it comes to a child's confidentiality its on a strictly needs to know basis. Ryan's head of year may beaware of the family situation but he can't reveal the full extent to the rest of the staff, they would be aware for instance that there is a safeguarding risk to Ryan involving his father but they wouldn't know the details that Catherine revealed to Ryan's headteacher in series 1 about TLR raping Becky and Ryan being a result of that, the headteacher is bound by confidentiality she can only reveal it if Ryan is at risk and even then only to those who need to know.
When she takes the lighter out đđ
I remember years ago when we had been called into the headteachers office because my son had been accused of being rude and answering back a lot when he was about 11, he is half English and half Finnish and his English teacher was really crap at speaking English so he corrected her mistakes and she lost it and shouted at him. We went, i showed her up as lying about her ability to speak and teach English then she was made to apologize for shouting at him :)
That last line. Brilliant.
I've been meaning to watch this series for years and never got round to do it. Absolutely well-written show; I have not enjoyed watching any series in ages.
What a bloody incredible actress she is my god! Phenomenal
Happy valley is one of the greatest shows of all time
I love Sarah Lancashires character in this. I am so sorry this has ended
This was just about the best scene among many great scenes in the enthralling 3rd and final series. Late coming to Happy Valley and never watched the first two seasons but will definitely go back and catch up with them. Totally brilliant drama as was Sarah Lancashire.
You are in for a treat.
Her scooping up of the the lighter was genius ................
I do love this drama . Exceptional throughout.
I live in the states and have never seen this program b4. She is the Gram we all need irl.
Iâd highly recommend binge watching all 3 series.
VPNâs should let you watch British tv shows easily
This is the first clip I've ever seen of this show and now I want to watch more
I'm addicted to this series - just perfection from West Yorkshire 24/7! I'm researching the series and I have the dvd! Good morning P.H. X
Love it..Sarah Lancashires character is simply fantastic..Jxx đđ»đ
Teachers and librarians are holy, Happy Valley đ
Catherine is a good parent and excellent cop.
âWell someoneâs done itâ. Excellent logic đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
Such talent -Sarah - she is very good in Last Tango in Halifax as well.
Fabulous actress deserves more recognition
I watched Sherlock and was mesmerised by Benedict Cumberbatch.
That led me to Broadchurch, where I was mesmerised by Olivia Colman.
That led me to Happy Valley, where I was mesmerised by Sarah Lancashire.
All legendary series and legendary acting.
try out Suranne Jones, also ex of Coronation Street a long time ago She is brilliant. try out Dr. Foster to begin with. I think there were two series, plus Gentleman Jack. she is first class.
@@mariahoulihan9483 Thanks for the recommends, I'll check those out. Dr. Foster looks good, Jodie Comer is one of my favourites, she's awesome in Thirteen.
Lately I've been watching copper series, e.g. Line of Duty, Unforgotten, Blue Lights, The Fall. All good.
CZcams just recommended this video to me, now it's showing me more...
Such a fantastic series. Sad to see it finally finish but nice the final season was quality
OUT STANDING,would love a spinoff
Absolutely brilliant actress and show
A great sense of humour in this đ€Ł
Oh dear, the ending lines are great đ€Łđ€Ł
The acting is so good that it doesn't even feel like acting.
She is a very good actress. I would not mind seeing more of her work đ
Have you seen Last Tango in Halifax?
@@joannadearest8318 I have and I have rewatched most of the episodes many times! Excellent but I have not been able to get the more recent ones.
She was in Coronation Street for many years.
see if you can find BBC's Sons and Lovers
Sarah Lancashire we all salute you. You are a marvelous actress.
Her final line in this scene convinced me to go take a look at this program.
Iâd be fine if this show continued as the only viewing option. đ Such a brilliant performance.
Such a shame they finished this series it was absolutely brilliant! Brilliant! đđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđ
Outstanding actress
Sarah is an amazing actress â€ïž
Great actor, deserves the top awards! đđđđâ€ïžđŠđșđŠ
I have loved all of Happy Valley.
Such a great final season
Absolutely wonderful â€ïž
Surely this should read âPutting Ryanâs teacher in his placeâ. ! Not âPutting teachers in their placeâ. !
Wow I wish I could watch this show here in the United States. This looks like an awesome show.
Sara is so lovely and gorgeous in real life ..itâs amazing how they make her look like well worn brilliant cop sheâs a great actress
Reckon I might watch this again, been a while
Really enjoy this season already :)
i love her parting comment thats where i started laughing. from the US i say this looks like a fun show
yeah... not so much
Brilliant series...đżđŠ
I had not seen any happy valley. Hearing all fuss being made thought I'd watch it. Yes some of it slightly far fetched and maybe too many coincidences but it is brilliant and Sarah Lancashire as always is fantastic and thank you BBC for having the guts to not release all the episodes to iplayer all at once bring back event TV
I agree that there are a few coincidences and it would appear that Catherine is involved in rather a lot of incidents. Living in a rural area, you could be involved in more than the average Police Officer. However, speaking as an ex-Police Officer, it is one of the most realistic Police dramas on tv.
I tend to agree about what others have said about the title, as it put me off watching the series 1 & 2. When I began to idly watch series 3 with my wife, I realised what a good program it was and immediately watched 1 & 2.
Instead of streaming and binge watching, It was a return to how good dramas were televised 'back in the day' when they were the topic of the conversation in the workplace the next day, some 'old' things are good.
@@paulbradford8240 I did exactly the same and became hooked right from the start of the first Series. One thing I couldn't help noticing was how the sound quality of series 1 was so much better than series 2 and 3. it's a really noticeable change from a very clear sound to a more modern mumbled variable sound that needs subtitles to follow the storyline properly.
According to The Guardian, 40% of TV dramas are now watched with sub-titles to help comprehend the mumbled sound that they are now recorded with.
I also found it a little too far fetched at times, things always resolve themselves a little too neatly like the chemist story-line. Season 3 came across as rushed and not as well written, it felt like they were setting up and repeating the same storyline from season 1 with Tommy.
I just binged watch season 1 and 2 after seeing some of these CZcams clips of season 3. I can not imagine what you mean by far fetched or coincidental. Most realistic police drama I ever watched. Anyone is capable of anything. Crime connects with other crimes.
I binged watched first two seasons having seen a number of these season 3 clips on CZcams for some reason. I think the lead actress brilliant, even the villain played it well. The lead actress and the writing really shows the gosh awful situations police have to deal with and that they deal with it by risking their physical and mental and emotional well being. And the wit brilliant. Oh my goodness. And the compassion. When they saw the red vehicle knowing the danger and then seeing the body and the OD and focusing on that alone the scene with her trying to save the women in her arms and hearing the confession. Gosh. How does a human being process all that. The instinct to save the woman. I mean she put 1+1+1 and got 3.
I love her.
This title is weird and wrong. That said, this scene is really good indeed and the two moments with the lighter made me laugh every time. This actress is a powerhouse!
I disagree. She exposed the head teacher for calling a meeting without checking the facts. The gym teacher was shown as someone who makes unsubstantiated allegations and also acts on spite and possible chases pupils in his car.
@@wadefite The title makes it sound like all teachers are awful. An already overworked and underpaid profession. We don't need to insult them on top of everything else.
Thank you for highlighting that, Taissa!
As a rule most teachers are dedicated and work extremely hard (and yes, that also happens during the 'holidays' that people are so keen to cite). If teaching was such an easy and well-paid profession they would be inundated with applications whereas the reality is that they are now leaving in droves and it's getting harder to recruit replacements.
They no longer just teach, they also are involved with social problems, health issues and special needs amongst their pupils and often spend their own money bringing resources into their classrooms. They also have some pupils in for breakfast and tea, thereby offering a child-minding service so that parents can get the chance to work and earn a living. Yet, on the odd occasion where a teacher is accused of behaving badly (and where the full story is rarely seen) this seems to be eagerly seized upon as an excuse to attack the whole profession. Even in dramatisations such as this one, it seems to be the case.
I wonder what the motive was for that title and whether the person who chose it also knows their own 'place'.
@@denydeni144 Utter BS. Teachers are afforded no privilege whatsoever. People often dislike teachers because they disliked one of their own teachers.
@@randomuploadsism Of course that is true for some of them. Iâm not against teachers in general and surely not all of them are privileged.
However, that is very often the way they are perceived by some people publicly or maybe their communities.
Love it!
just brilliant
Brilliant script, expertly delivered.
Sally Wainwright and Sarah Lancashire rock. Best of British drama.
Gritty. Tense. Well written. Excellent.
I wish I could watch this series. Oh well...
HAPPY AUSTRALIA DAY everyone! đđâš
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@MarkâŠ..Box set maybe ? (3series of absolute excellence)
Happy Australia Day!
The last line killed me.
Idk who this woman is or what this show is...
But I already love her immensely. This was therapeutic for me đ
it's called happy valley it was on the BBC.
Putting teachers in their place? And where is a teacher's "place"?
Under a tory thumb it seems
In the home teaching their own kids and none else's
Behind the picket line..?
On holiday(s).
@@olearyma57 ah yes Michael, everyone should be working 365 days a week
I have no idea what this show is as it just came into my feed but looked interesting. Gotta say I just love the officers performance. Makes me want to watch the show!
Sad Happy Valley ended with Just 3 series ,Sarah Lancashire was brilliant as Sergeant Catherine Cawood , Beautiful locations also ,And James Norton was brilliant as the ruthless Tommy Lee Royce . Brilliant Drama .
What a great character!! I think any tv show can't be bad if there's a main character like Catherine.
Cool I never finished the series merci â€
Best tele ever.
I worship this women
she has my respect
That's an amazing job by mum
YES!!! I've had so many conversations that I wish had gone like this instead with teachers.
The teacher probably did it to his own car.
Lets please see her in another series crime drama , she's brilliant đ
Fantastic Actress â€đ
Based on this one clip and no other information I clearly need to find and watch this series.