The Split viewers compare "disastrous" dinner party scene to Doctor Foster
Another dinner party from hell delights drama fans
- Ellie Harrison
Published: Friday, 7 September 2018 at 12:57 pm
Will any hellish dinner party scene ever live up to the infamous Doctor Foster finale? Unlikely – but The Split has had a good crack at it.
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In episode four of the legal drama, Nina (Annabel Scholey) had a few too many drinks at a dress rehearsal dinner for her sister’s wedding, and spilled all of her family's secrets to the in-laws.
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Many viewers have compared the outburst to the dinner party scene from Doctor Foster’s series one finale, where Suranne Jones’ GP snarled: “Bitch is right, I’m a wolf tonight,” and revealed that her husband had been cheating on her.
But has Doctor Foster met her match? Some viewers were certainly enthralled by The Split…
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Whereas others weren’t so sure about the copycat scene…
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