The Tower fans spot ‘major inaccuracies’ as they slam ‘confusing plot’

THE Tower viewers were left baffled after tonight's second instalment and fumed about the "confusing plot".

ITV fans also pointed out some "major inaccuracies" which didn't add up and some admitted that they were "completely lost" by the storyline.

The drama sees a veteran cop and a teenage girl fall to their deaths from a tower block - with only two witnesses, a five year old boy and a rookie police officer, Lizzie Adama.

In tonight's episode, Lizzie is still on the run but the viewers are given an insight into the events that lead up to the fatal incident through a series of flashbacks

However, several fans were puzzled by the latest episode.

One wrote: "Watching #TheTower. Honestly, does anyone understand what's going on?"

"I really hope this picks up a bit, it's very slow so far isn't it? #TheTower," another posted.

A third shared: "I STILL have no idea wtf is going on and the sound is STILL shocking. #TheTower"

"Is anyone else confused and a little underwhelmed by #TheTower? It better have a plausible explanation by the end," one added.

Another joked: "I'm beginning to think you need a degree in criminology to follow the current police drama. #TheTower"

Meanwhile, some questioned the accuracy of the drama, with one writing: "It funny seeing so many inaccuracies when you're a police officer."

Another agreed: "#TheTower just watching and not impressed right from the start. That's a lot of blood for a fall from height, way too much ketchup."

One fan thought that it was unrealistic that the Lizzie would be left alone in the house with the injured woman.

They wrote: "Awfully convenient that her partner wasn't there when the pimp came in. #TheTower"

Another agreed: "It is getting increasingly implausible by the scene, surely the paramedics would have heard what the officer said. #TheTower"

Despite viewers becoming frustrated by the "slow paced" plot, others were enjoying the drama.

One wrote: "#TheTower is so good, I'm really enjoying how the pieces are fitting together now."

Another shared: "#TheTower has grown on me. Can't wait for tomorrow night's episode. @ITV."

Detective Sergeant Sarah Collins takes the lead for the investigation and is on a mission to find Lizzie and the truth about the deaths.

In the latest instalment, viewers discovered that PC Hadley Matthews made racist remarks to refugee Farrah.

Lizzie was reluctant to cover for him but eventually changed her statement six days later - which set the devastating events in motion.

She changed her statement on the day they were called to help a woman who was badly beaten by organised crime leader called Kovac.

To persuade the injured woman to go to hospital, Hadley turned off his camera and said she would be forced to go to under Mental Health Act for her own safety.

Later on, Lizzie comes clean to her superior that Hadley threatened to section the woman because she was refusing to go to hospital.

Realising that her earlier statement could damage the Kovac case, Lizzie changes her statement fearing that the crime boss would get away with the death of the young woman.

Viewers also learned that Lizzie and her boss DI Kieran Shaw were having an affair.

Meanwhile, Farrah's dad told the cops that his daughter had recorded the racist remarks - sending Sarah on a hunt to find the missing phone.

The final episode will air tomorrow at 9pm.