No Return viewers praise "brilliant" ending to Sheridan Smith drama
The fans gave their verdict on the ITV drama.
The final episode of ITV's No Return aired last night, with viewers finally learning whether Noah (Louis George Serkis) would be sent down after being accused of sexually assaulting another holiday-goer.
After three incredibly tense episodes, the judge in Noah's case delivered his final thoughts, declaring that Noah's sexual encounter with 15-year-old Spanish boy Milo was "almost certainly consensual" before giving him a three-year suspended sentence as Milo was underage.
The judge wasn't the only one giving his verdict last night, with fans swiftly taking to Twitter to share their thoughts on the drama.
Viewers generally applauded No Return, with one fan calling the show "brilliant".
"Well acted by all the cast," they continued. "Well done, team."
Others were equally impressed with the drama, which was inspired by a real-life case of a family getting in trouble abroad, with one viewer saying she "loved" the series.
Another wrote on Twitter: "Absolutely brilliant series", followed by several thumbs up emojis and clapping hands.
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The series starred The Teacher's Sheridan Smith as Kathy, a mother on holiday with her family whose life is upended when her teenaged son Noah is accused of assaulting a boy.
The rest of the No Return cast included the likes of Quiz's Michael Jibson, Stath Lets Flats' David Mumeni, Lily Sutcliffe, Sherlock's Siân Brooke and Jack Chorley.
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