Episode #1.4

Ember catches up with Caitlin, and finally managed to put the pieces together.

It has taken me four episodes to deduce that two different time zones have been playing out, it has genuinely confused me, but only here I started to put it together, honestly the narrative here has been diabolical.

We've waited in agony to learn what happened to Amy, it didn't really come as a surprise, I can't say it was worth the wait.

It really has rambled on, they could have made this into a much more compact series, and added some pacing and tension, it has dragged too often.

More commentary on those awful men again, just as you would expect.

Matthew McNulty and Elliot Cowan were woefully underused, why cast such talented actors and give them such poor parts, what's the point?

So disappointing.

5/10.

A, better episode but still far from brilliant. There's a twist in the tale and, from what we can tell, the driver of the car gets away with it unscathed.

What sort of message does that send out to impressionable viewers?

Its all here again. Rape, drugs, arson, murder, me too but it's all been done before. Change the record or the message justs lost in the air.

I just didn't care about the characters I believe.

The scenery is nice even in winter. Must have felt like Emmerdale Farm revisited for Jena Coleman.

At least there is no need for a second series to moan about the wokeness of it all.