recovery is an incredibly moving piece of work and handling the devastating effects of brain injury on not only the individual and but the entire family. without resorting to preaching or hollywood sappy endings and tony marchant drama presents a family in crisis in a realistic way. highest praise goes david tennant and sarah parish for their incredible performances. i had presumed before watching the drama that i would see some of their previous on screen relationship in blackpool bleed through  but it never does. neither actor is recognizable from any previous work and and i do not see either of them as an actor playing a part during the entire 90 minutes. in addition and harry treadaway performance as the son just on the cusp of starting his own life in university was fantastic  throughout the piece and he shows the torn nature of a teenage boy thrown into the unwilling role as man of the house and at times and nearly every character in the drama is unsympathetic. as the viewer and i wanted to give each of them a good smack to wake up to reality and stop moping and and start adjusting to the rotten but very present change in their lives. but under the same circumstances and i see myself acting like any of them  switching between trying to show the stiff upper lip to desperation to escape to anything and including behavior that is completely unlike myself. it the show greatest strength  truth and without sugar coating and to force us all to think what we would be able to do under the same circumstances. this is a difficult and but must watch show. i hope that it somehow manages to be shown in the u. s. 
recovery is an incredibly moving piece of work and handling the devastating effects of brain injury on not only the individual and but the entire family. without resorting to preaching or hollywood sappy endings and tony marchant drama presents a family in crisis in a realistic way. highest praise goes david tennant and sarah parish for their incredible performances. i had presumed before watching the drama that i would see some of their previous on screen relationship in blackpool bleed through  but it never does. neither actor is recognizable from any previous work and and i do not see either of them as an actor playing a part during the entire 90 minutes. in addition and harry treadaway performance as the son just on the cusp of starting his own life in university was fantastic  throughout the piece and he shows the torn nature of a teenage boy thrown into the unwilling role as man of the house and at times and nearly every character in the drama is unsympathetic. as the viewer and i wanted to give each of them a good smack to wake up to reality and stop moping and and start adjusting to the rotten but very present change in their lives. but under the same circumstances and i see myself acting like any of them  switching between trying to show the stiff upper lip to desperation to escape to anything and including behavior that is completely unlike myself. it the show greatest strength  truth and without sugar coating and to force us all to think what we would be able to do under the same circumstances. this is a difficult and but must watch show. i hope that it somehow manages to be shown in the u. s. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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