<p>It seems this wiki is practically dead. Considering the show has concluded, this just needs to be updated to include everything until the final episode - after which it can be left alone. Just seems a shame to have it incomplete, months after the show has finished airing for good. </p>

<p>This wiki has been using talk pages since I turned comments off back when first starting this wiki with User:Jrobin08 because talk pages are generally more useful than comments for <i>editors</i>. However, due to the lack of use of talk pages, I'm suggesting that comments are turned back on again to encourage <i>readers</i> to interact with the wiki more, giving them a bridge into the community as well as a space to chat and theorise and generally give opinions off of pages but still around them. What do you think? </p>

<p>Hi, </p><p>I was wondering how old are D.I Hardy and D.S. Miller.  </p><p>Thanks </p>

<p>Currently, the right rail of the front page of this wiki is empty other than the default ad. What sort of content would be useful to put in that section? A link to the @BroadchurchTV Twitter stream maybe? Recent activity on the wiki? A list of active users? What do you think should populate that space? </p>

<p>Bluebells have been a recurring motif throughout Series 2. What do they symbolise? Guess now and see if you're right later! </p>

<p>There is obvious tension between QCs Jocelyn Knight and Sharon Bishop, the master and the former student, but what exactly happened between them to raise such tensions? What could have happened between them to make Jocelyn finally change her mind on prosecuting just because Sharon was defending? What do you think happened? </p>

<p>We all know that Lee is Hardy's #1 suspect in the Sandbrook murders, but is he actually the perpetrator, or is Hardy too fixated on this one character to see the real killer? </p>

<p>In the article it says that Alec has the middlename James, just wondered ehen this is revealed, don't remember it from the show. </p>

<p>Sorry can anybody tell me what was wrong with Alec in episode nine? I mean what did he say he had? Heart a- something? I couldn't make out....  :) </p>

<p>I have recently created a template to put on real world articles, such as those of cast, crew, filming locations, etc. You can see an example of it here. My question to you is: should episode/series pages get this tag on them. On one hand, they are written from a real world perspective, making them real world articles. On the other hand, they are about something in-universe, which could make them technically in-universe articles. What are your thoughts on the matter? </p><p>PS: a small note on the template: it is to be put directly under the infobox by typing {{Real world}}. No spaces or line breaks between it and the infobox. Also, the design was inspired by the one at the Tardis Data Core, just to cite my sources. They put theirs on episode/series pages, if that helps the decision above. </p>