Good Morning Lovelies,

Since Our Girl first aired on TV I have been invested. From Molly and Captain James’ will they won’t they relationship to the introduction of Georgie, played by Michelle Keegan, I have had many emotions.

When the third season ended, there was an almighty sadness to it. Yet, returning to her role in the latest season, Keegan’s Georgie facing the horrors of the war in Nepal, Belize, Bangladesh and Nigeria as she takes on the medical problems she faces every day. Mixed in with grief, love and the yearning for normalcy.

The show is a lot more dramatic this series, with very few light-hearted or comedic elements. Keegan and the rest of the cast have been given a story to show the real horrors of war and they have done a fantastic job of showing it.

However, there was something about this series that made it lack. As they crammed a whole host of action in, ideas and decisions got lost. Keegan’s Georgie barely had time to breathe in some scenes and as the loses came in it was hard to follow who was who.

Whilst it was a terrific addition to the Our Girl series, The Nepal, Nigeria, Bangladesh and Belize tours weren’t the strongest set the show has ever seen. And this is all down to the final episode of the Nepal tour series. Killing off a major character straight after a moment that seemed highly unlikely making the show cheesier rather than gripping.

When taking on such a hard subject it needs to be done with no mistakes and sadly this season doesn’t do this. There so, because of all of this I have given this series...