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Silent Witness viewers have shared praise for the show's latest season finale.
The final two episodes of season 28, titled 'I Believe in Love', have been released on BBC iPlayer, with the first airing last night.
The storyline follows the killing of six people in a Syrian restaurant, while in the finale – which will be broadcast on BBC One this evening – Nikki Alexander (Emilia Fox) and Jack Hodgson (David Caves) get married, which has delighted fans.
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Responding in the comments to an Instagram post by Fox teasing the finale, many expressed keenness to see the next season, while also being in floods of tears over the episode.
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"I absolutely loved all episodes this series. The last two though, they were so blooming amazing," wrote one fan. "It’s good to see Joe Absolom again! He’s good at playing characters like that! Super talent! And yes, I did cry at the end! Xxx."
"Did anyone else cry in their wedding episode - I did and not ashamed!!" another added. "So beautiful that dress was stunning - my kind of dress."
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"This series has been one of my favourites yet!" a third added. "Absolutely excellent, and so glad that you got your happy ending! See you for series 29! Can’t wait."
A fourth wrote: "Just wonderful. I do hope there will be #SW29," while a fifth enthused: "Best show on tv."
This isn't the first time that fans have praised this season, with some previously sharing love for new characters Harriet Maven (Maggie Steed) and Kit Brooks (Francesca Mills).
The 'Vanishing Point' storyline was also called "one of the best episodes" of the show so far by viewers.
Silent Witness season 28 airs weekly on BBC One on Mondays and Tuesdays at 9pm.
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