Episode 2.11

That was amazing! Kim and Andrew are soooo cute together and if they don't get together next week I will personally write to the BBC and tell them to put them together... Andrew is not allowed to go - it's just not on (do we have a deal?!) but yes fab eppie. This series has been fantastic - I hope series 3 is this good
Hen, Essex

I enjoy Waterloo Road very much. I'm a little disappointed however, the way the show is portraying Faith in God to be some kind of psycho type cult behaviour. I am a Christian and believe in God, I'm far from being some kind of cult member, so why can there not be any positive displays of people with a faith in Jesus? What's the deal with that?
Angela, Birmingham

It's addictive! Fantastic characters and story lines and issues. It's great to see my home town and some of the 'public houses' I visit (now and again!!) I now teach in Bury but taught in a Rochdale school for a few years.
Cathie, Rochdale

Somewhat disappointed to see the American businessman portrayed as a religious nutcase. Might have been nice to see the positive side of Christian values rather than the tired old stereotypes. Still, sex and drugs and rock and roll beat high moral values these days, don't they? Still surprised they screen this before 9pm.
Dave Higson, Manchester

I must say this is the best drama I've seen on TV for a while. The storylines get straight to the point and don't drag until the next season and the cast are brilliant actors and crew have done a fab job. Very interesting, believable and has something for everyone, well done to all! I believe the first series was shot at Hopwood Hall College which is great since I used to study there!!!
Shazia Khan, Oldham

Goodness me, two deaths in two episodes!! I feel this is a little heavy for a 8:00 family programme! I am so glad that Tom and Izzie are back together, as my family and I have been screaming at the TV for them to do just that. And now to Andrew and Kim, so obvious it irritates me!
Hannah, Bedford

Last week's episode 2.11, was a fantastic episode highlighting the risks and issues associated with religious fundamentalism finding its way in the back door via foundation school funding in the UK. I have watched this programme from its start and was delighted to see that it is taking on these major issues head on and bringing such issues to the attention of the mainstream!
Richard Hogg, Portsmouth

It's no surprise that I thought this was the best episode so far, purely for the amount of Kim and Andrew scenes! I was so frustrated by the end as he was clearly desperate for her to talk him out of it and she was being a coward! Was nice to see her sort of admit her feelings to Izzie anyway and hopefully next week she'll go one better. Great performances from Angela Griffin and Jamie Glover.
Molly, London

One word: AMAZING! After last week's episode we needed a bit of happiness, so it was good to see Tom, Izzie, Jack and Davina sorting themselves out. Shame the same can't be said of Kim and Andrew - I was so frustrated when she didn't tell him to stay. Great dialogue between them though - particularly loved Kim's view that Andrew looked "a bit churchy"! Bless him, she'd be mad to let him go!
Mary, South Yorkshire

I can't believe there's only 1 episode left. I will be so sad when this series finishes. But I can't wait to find out what happens with Kim and Andrew as their up and down relationship has been my fave storyline of the whole show and I want it to have a happy ending!
Nadine, Bristol

After Lorna's death, there was a bit more to smile about this episode. I particularly liked seeing a bit more of Steph's comic side, as she has been quite serious in recent weeks. I also loved Tom and Izzie's vegetable costumes and the line: "I never thought I'd fall for a carrot!" As for Kim and Andrew, well its make or break for them now! I really, really hope they get together!
Julia, Rottingdean