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Second season of Kin on BBC iPlayer on 13th February I think. For the few of us who haven't already seen it 

Second season of Kin on BBC iPlayer on 13th February I think. For the few of us who haven't already seen it 

Thanks and yeah we’re getting there with social services and fostering, edging closer to completion.
The Mrs has her personal assessment next, just done mine where they build your autobiography. Couple more after together.
3 more Solihull parental course sessions and we’re off to panel.
All pointing towards being approved as foster parents as the backup plan, with the SGO order being plan A.
The boys are great, settled right in and now pushing the boundaries to see what they can get away with 😂
Been a real into the deep end with a 2 and 3 year old with no parental experience. We’re doing alright though, they are happy, healthy and heading in the right direction.

Second season of Kin on BBC iPlayer on 13th February I think. For the few of us who haven't already seen it 

Splendid news. And for the people in here (maybe just you and me @ketteringram ) who are upstanding, decent, respectable and honest citizens who don't brazenly and outrageously steal their TV from the poor, impoverished and defenceless TV stations, and haven't seen it already, here is the trailer.
 

Second season of Kin on BBC iPlayer on 13th February I think. For the few of us who haven't already seen it 

I enjoyed Kin, but I've only seen the first season. It tried too hard to be mean and moody sort of thing. The conversations were slow, with all those pauses. I've never met anyone who speaks like that. 
I'm half way through season two of Love/Hate, and for me, it's way better than Kin. More natural, better pacing, better characters etc. 

Series two of Kin introduces Bren, the character visited in prison in series one.
He’s off the scale bonkers!
Love/Hate is good but at times feels a little fleeting and hurried.
Both good though.