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I almost decided not to watch this as it was rated 5.6 overall but then I read a 10* review against a 1* review and knew I had to watch it. And I'm so glad I did. This is an excellent black comedy with a great plot and some very funny one liners. Of course, I understand perfectly why some people might not take to this; black comedy is not to everyone's taste. However, anyone who derides the acting just because they don't like the script is entirely ignorant of the craft/art of acting; this is a cast of superb actors and they know exactly how to play this script. I look forward to the second series.

I was really excited to watch this as it has such a great cast but so saddened by the awful script!!

The night that Alice, Harry and their daughter move into their new smart home, tragedy strikes, Alice is left vulnerable financially and mentally.

This is one of the most frustrating dramas I have ever endured. Six parts of melodrama, don't come here expecting mystery, suspense, or anything other than pure melodrama.

Not many of the characters here are likeable, indeed most of them are unpleasant, worst of all is Alice, who sees life through one single lens, her own, she's quite unpleasant.

You get a few chuckles, best character for me has to be Nicola, who's funny and very sincere.

An illustrious cast list including Havers, Lumley, Cranham and Jones, all are wasted. You watch Keeley Hawes in Part 5 of It's a Sin, and get an idea of what she's capable of, compare that to this.

Would I watch it again, or recommend it, the answer is no. All of the talent in this could have made something really good. It's irritating. 5/10.

This isn't meant to be a serious drama. Let that sink in and enjoy it.

I've watched all 6 avaikable episodes. I was captivated waiting for some satisfying conclusion. To be massively let down by the final episode. Are we to expect a 2nd series to draw the story to a close or are there more episodes to come?