Miller: Why didn’t you stop me that day?
Hardy: Oh, it’s my fault now?
Miller: Why did you let me see him?
Hardy: I felt sorry for you. I didn’t expect you to go all Bruce Lee on him.
Miller: We can manage without you.
Hardy: That’s what you’ve wanted right from the start, this job the job you think I stole.
Miller: For God’s sake, sir!
Hardy: Come on, Miller. With me out you get to lead. Dream come true.
Miller: I wouldn’t want your job.
Hardy: Don’t be daft. If you get offered it, you’d take it.
Miller: I wouldn’t be up to it.
Hardy: Yeah, you’re right.
Miller: What?
Hardy: Well, it’s a tough job. You’ve found your level. Rural DS – keep within your limits.
Miller: Don’t tell me what my limits are!
Hardy: Then don’t tell me to go home.
So here’s a conversation between Hardy and Miller from series 1 episode 7… and Miller haven’t you learned anything, you cannot make Hardy do anything he won’t do himself!
Miller: What about you, then? You religious?
Hardy: Yeah. I pray nightly you’ll stop asking me questions.
So tomorrow is Broadchurch day… and I am going to watch and review the fourth episode som the first series. So here’s a conversation between Miller and Hardy when they are on their way over to questioning the vicar.
I really love the dynamic between Hardy and Miller – and yes think it is the start to a weird friendship… but I love it and I can’t wait to see how the dynamic is going to be in series 3, we can only wait to see. But I am actually not wishing those two to get together, because I think that will ruin the dynamic between.
So that is all for now – and I am back tomorrow with a review of the fourth episode 🙂