Post by matthewsee on Nov 12, 2022 1:39:01 GMT -5
Catfish is the middle episode of Class: The Audio Adventures Volume Three from Big Finish.
Written by Kate Thorman.
This marked the debut by Joanna McGibbon as Tanya and Dervla Kirwan as Miss Quill taking over from Vivian Oparah and Katherine Kelly respectively as both proved unavailable to reprise their characters here.
Kirwan only makes a brief appearance as Quill at the end and I thought she sounded like Kelly.
On hearing McGibbon as Tanya I really could not tell her apart from her predecessor Oparah.
A new student comes to Coal Hill and formed a certain attachment to Tanya.
Soon Paul gains attention with Tanya's friends more than Tanya herself and therefore she becomes jealous.
Eventually there is something not right about Paul would emerge and what happened when Tanya changed her mind about not coming to school that Paul's true nature is revealed.
Not bad how this is all unravelled culminating with Paul learning a certain life lesson but not in the right way.
Quite an interesting way for McGibbon making her entrance as Tanya especially since this is about her as Tanya and her relationship with her friends.
Frankly on reflection I was surprised given the episode name that this literally wasn't about a catfish.
Afterwards listened to the interviews with Oparah and Jacob Daniels (Paul) with Oparah having to stepped in an already established character in Tanya and how doing Class brings flashbacks of her real experience at school.
Certainly an understandable sentiment as we all remember from time to time of what school was like and how different we would become since then.
Written by Kate Thorman.
This marked the debut by Joanna McGibbon as Tanya and Dervla Kirwan as Miss Quill taking over from Vivian Oparah and Katherine Kelly respectively as both proved unavailable to reprise their characters here.
Kirwan only makes a brief appearance as Quill at the end and I thought she sounded like Kelly.
On hearing McGibbon as Tanya I really could not tell her apart from her predecessor Oparah.
A new student comes to Coal Hill and formed a certain attachment to Tanya.
Soon Paul gains attention with Tanya's friends more than Tanya herself and therefore she becomes jealous.
Eventually there is something not right about Paul would emerge and what happened when Tanya changed her mind about not coming to school that Paul's true nature is revealed.
Not bad how this is all unravelled culminating with Paul learning a certain life lesson but not in the right way.
Quite an interesting way for McGibbon making her entrance as Tanya especially since this is about her as Tanya and her relationship with her friends.
Frankly on reflection I was surprised given the episode name that this literally wasn't about a catfish.
Afterwards listened to the interviews with Oparah and Jacob Daniels (Paul) with Oparah having to stepped in an already established character in Tanya and how doing Class brings flashbacks of her real experience at school.
Certainly an understandable sentiment as we all remember from time to time of what school was like and how different we would become since then.