The Inheritance episode 2 clip teases Chloe’s big secret
Will Chloe tell all to her siblings, or will she continue to keep them in the dark?
Following the shock cliffhanger ending of last week's first episode of The Inheritance, RadioTimes.com now has a first-look at how the family are dealing with that bombshell.
Episode 1 ended with Dennis's funeral being interrupted by the coroner, who revealed she had to take the body and that it could not be cremated.
Now, in an episode 2 preview, Chloe is seen telling her husband Pete that the levels of bioethanol found in Dennis's bloodstream were high enough to be suspicious, and could have not only have explained his dementia, but could also have killed him.
As Chloe theorises that Susan may have murdered her father, Pete asks whether Chloe is "going to tell the others" - hinting at a secret Chloe has seemingly been keeping. From Chloe's reaction, it certainly seems that whatever it is, she wants to keep her secret close to her chest.
The first episode of The Inheritance introduced us to Chloe, her brother Daniel and her sister Sian, who were blindsided when it was revealed their father Dennis had left his entire estate to his new wife Susan.
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Susan, played by Samantha Bond, claimed to have been in a relationship with Dennis for 14 years - but could this really be true when the siblings didn't even know she existed?
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Dennis actor Larry Lamb is, of course, best-known for his role as Mick in Gavin & Stacey - a role he recently said he would be up for reprising, although only for a one-off special.
He said: "It’s like getting the family together again, so absolutely yes to another one. But a one-hour special, which is three weeks of really intense work, that will do me."
The Inheritance continues Monday 11th September at 9pm on Channel 5. Check out more of our Drama coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to see what's on tonight.
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James Hibbs is a Drama Writer for Radio Times, covering programmes across both streaming platforms and linear channels. He previously worked in PR, first for a B2B agency and subsequently for international TV production company Fremantle. He possesses a BA in English and Theatre Studies and an NCTJ Level 5 Diploma in Journalism.
