Jack Deam and John Burton in The River Corrupted (2020)

Not so different, you and me, what we've been through.

Mmm. Both watched the light fade from another man's face, smelt his last breath. That moment... it's why you found God, I reckon. Why I found drink.

I'm aware of the injustice. For all its horrors, the war helped me to find peace, robbed you of yours.

One way or another, changes you, that moment. That guilt, changes your very bones, casts a shadow across your soul.

And that is why you should let God's light into your life.

On that we differ, Father. I'm saying, you might hide it from some people, that shadow. But not the rest of us, not them what knows how it feels.

Sorcha Cusack, Alan Williams, Mark Williams, and Emer Kenny in The River Corrupted (2020)

Alex Price and Bronté Terrell in The River Corrupted (2020)

Ian Puleston-Davies and Mark Williams in The River Corrupted (2020)

Alan Williams and Mark Williams in The River Corrupted (2020)

Mark Williams and Alex Price in The River Corrupted (2020)

Sorcha Cusack, Mark Williams, Emer Kenny, and Bronté Terrell in The River Corrupted (2020)

Jack Deam, John Burton, and Gabrielle Creevy in The River Corrupted (2020)

Jack Deam, Mark Williams, John Burton, Alex Price, and Bronté Terrell in The River Corrupted (2020)

Ian Puleston-Davies, Alan Williams, Mark Williams, Alex Price, and Bronté Terrell in The River Corrupted (2020)

Gabrielle Creevy

Ian Puleston-Davies

Sid returns to Kembleford to ask his old family to help save his new one.

I&apos;ve never liked sid and his scruffy return leads to an ok episode.

I've never liked sid and his scruffy return leads to an ok episode.