Wentworth (TV Series) Eleventh Hour (2016) User Reviews

The Freak doesn't care that you're retired

[SJulien12 · 10/10 · 18 December 2020]

This episode is a bubble of tenderness in the ocean of misfortunes that is Wentworth. Bea has never been so happy, but you can tell something is wrong and the ending brings us back to reality abruptly. Franky is always so funny and the scene where Allie says that she wouldn't mind being between bars, and therefor with Smith, for 20 years is really lovely. Danielle Cormack's acting is always fantastic and the scene in which she gives up her Top Dog position is magnificent. We see the pressure leave her shoulders and feel her release from the job she never wanted. An episode ending stressful for one of the most happy couple.

When You Lag

[ZegMaarJus · 9/10 · 19 June 2020]

Bea and Allie are officially together now. Jake borrows some money from Vera. Jake transports drugs into the prison. Bea tried to strangle Tina. Maxine is sick because of the chemo threatment. Bea tells Vera who deals the drugs: Tina. Will got threatened by Shayne because of what happened with Ferguson. Jake got threatened by the drugs dealer he must pay. Caz revealed that Bea betrayed Tina at Vera. Bea stops as the top dog at the Wentworhelpth prison. Bea and Allie have sex in Bea her cell. Allie gets drugged by Ferguson who escaped out of her secured cell with from Jake. Really good pre final of Wentworth this series is so solid and stable a big final is going to happen.

Why that ending

[Calicodreamin · 7/10 · 27 May 2022]

A great episode right up until that absolutely ridiculous ending, straight out of a cheap novel. Character developments worked really well to progress the story and set up season finale.