I'm always down for a British crime drama that I'd normally find on Britbox and not Netflix as in this case.
The character development is very impressive. We get many, many layers of the talented cast and writing, directing, etc.
I've got one particular criticism for this episode (7) that I found pretty laughable. I think I read someplace that this show was adapted from a book, but I could be wrong about that. No idea if the show tried to maintain the book story for this scene, but there is scene with Graham Finch and his pal finishing up a round of golf and just driving right over some very green grass. That's the first thing that caught my eye because would never have happened. Then they get out of the cart and pick up their own clubs and carry them all the way into a posh dining room area - again, would never happen. They instead would have left their clubs on the cart for some cart barn kid to clean their clubs for them. Rich guys don't carry their clubs anywhere and definitely NOT inside a nice restaurant. It's extremely awkward to see these actors attempt at carrying these clubs and loudly set them onto the wooden floor.
Ya, Goode takes one out of the bag and the guy yelps not to touch his expensive clubs. Again, if they were so expensive, why isn't someone cleaning them and safely storing them away in your car or in the locker rooms. They clank around in their golf shoes and this scene just sucks in an otherwise 10 out 10 show. I absolutely love this show, but clearly none of the makers play golf.
