Our House viewers all say the same thing about the new ITV drama
MARTIN Compston’s new ITV drama Our House kicked off tonight and had viewers scratching their heads. The four-part series – which is about a woman who goes home and finds another family living there.- left some fans “confused” and finding it hard to follow the plot. Downton Abbey actress Tuppence Middleton and Line of Duty’s […]
MARTIN Compston’s new ITV drama Our House kicked off tonight and had viewers scratching their heads.
The four-part series – which is about a woman who goes home and finds another family living there.- left some fans “confused” and finding it hard to follow the plot.
Downton Abbey actress Tuppence Middleton and Line of Duty’s Martin play estranged wife Fi and husband Bram.
Our House is am adaptation from Louise Candlish’s best-selling fiction novel of the same name.
The story centres around Fiona Lawson, who is shocked when she returns home to discover that a stranger has moved into her house.
She believes that it is all one big misunderstanding
However, when she begins to look around the house, none of her possessions are there.
She is then left further devastated when she can’t find her estranged husband.
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The series then flashback’s in time to see scenes of Fi and her husband Bram together, she starts to unpick her life and discover Bram’s hidden past..
As FI reflects upon the safe space in which she and her family had made a life together, she begins to peel back the layers of her relationship and discovers her husband has also disappeared.
But some viewers found the plot hard to follow, and took to Twitter to vent.
One tweeted: “#ourhouse okay lots happening, very confusing start to tonight’s episode. Let’s see if it makes some sense tomorrow night.
#drama.”
While this one said: “Somebody fill me in 
#OurHouse #ITV.”
Another complained: “No idea what’s happening now !! #OurHouse
The show is set to continue over the next four nights, and end on Thursday.
Speaking about the role, actress Tuppence told ITV: “What struck me about Our House is its immense relatability; it’s a story where you catch a glimpse of yourself in the characters, and you get the chilling realisation that what happens to Fi could happen to anyone.
“What a fantastic opportunity to work alongside ITV and the team at Red Planet Pictures to adapt this artfully plotted novel.”
Catch Our House again tomorrow night at 9pm
