This week's episode was a bit of a creep-a-thon with the return of killer, Blake Morrow (Lee Tergesen). For those of you struggling to remember, her was the one who killed his best friend's wife  in the second episode of  the first series. 

Still possessed, Blake  was trying to find Kyle and befriended Meghan while doing so. At the same time, Rev Anderson came face to face with Sidney in a confined space. And the Rev did not want to turn the other cheek... oh no, he was out for revenge.  There was also the appearance of a mystery man at the end of the episode - keeping vigil over Kyle's mother. Could this be the long lost Simon Barnes? You'll have to tune in next week to find out. 

With only two episodes left the finish line is in sight.  Hopefully a third series will be forthcoming... 

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Sky One have revealed the first images of Philip in their new comedy drama, Living the Dream.

In an accompanying press release, Philip's character was confirmed as Mal Pemberton who, along with his wife, Jen (Lesley Sharp and children Tina (Rosie Day) and Freddie (Brenock O'Connor), decides it’s time to leave rainy England and move to the sunshine state of Florida.

Mal’s buys an RV Park with plans for a booming family-run business, but it soon turns out that they are not going to be living the dream they hoped. Before they’ve even settled in, Mal discovers that the park is home to a group of eccentric residents who are not exactly thrilled to meet their new owners. Jen has to learn how to survive American suburbia and the kids have to navigate a US high school.

With culture clashes aplenty, life in Britain soon seems even further away than they’d thought it would. But with the support of each other and their crazy new friends, they begin to learn how to live the American dream.

The show will also star Kim Fields (The Facts of Life) as their larger than life neighbour Rhoda, Kevin Nash (Magic Mike) as ex wrestler and park resident Troy, Leslie Jordan (Will & Grace) as busy-body, park resident Aiden, Paula Wilcox (Mount Pleasant) as Maureen and Jimmy Akingbola (Rev.) as Paul.

Philip has commented on his involvement in the project saying,

Lesley Sharp, who starred opposite Philip in Clocking Off, said,

There will be 6 episodes of the new series, which has recently begun filming in Saddleworth, Yorkshire and Savannah, USA. It is expected it will be available on Sky 1 and online streaming service NOWTV either later this year or early next year.

Another great episode with some more Rev/Megan interaction. Tension is building now as we approach the final three episodes of the season. Hold on tight, it's going to be a bumpy ride!

​Relive this week's episode  by looking through our screencaps from the episode.

Last month, Philip revealed he was working on a new Sky TV comedy drama  that was filming in America. Well, we can exclusively reveal that the title of this project is 'Living the Dream'. 

​The 6x60 minute show tells the story of a British family who sell up and move to the US to run a trailer park in Florida. It will also star Paula Wilcox (Man About the House, Emmerdale) and Lesley Sharp (Scott & Bailey, Clocking Off).

​The cast and crew have been filming in Savannah, Georgia but were whisked home at the end of last week  to film their departure scenes in a quiet cul-de-sac in Saddleworth. 

'Living the Dream is produced by Big Talk productions - the company behind Cold Feet, Rev and Friday Night Dinner.

Check out this behind the scenes look at Outcast series 2 posted by Fox International. Join Robert Kirkman, Chris Black, Patrick Fugit, Reg E Cathey and Philip as they show us some of what went into making this second series. 

More emotional trauma for the Rev this week as he, Megan, Amber and Allison deal with the events of lthe previous episode. But not everything isnquite what it seems... Outcast just gets better (and darker) every week.

There was much more Rev in episode 6 too. Check out the screencaps from this weeks ep below.

Last night's episode was another amazing journey, and after a pretty dramatic conclusion we're left hanging on a cliff-hanger for another week. ​We'll say no more for fear of spoilers, but we'd definitely recommend watching it as soon as possible. 

​Not as many screencaps this week as Philip was only in a handful of scenes. Only 64.