Blindspot

Literally stood next to the bins in an ally, 'Wait! The bins, check the bins!' three policemen stood in the ally next to two 2 bins, 'we haven't got the resources to be looking in a bin that is literally next to us', she can't as she is in a wheel chair, 'ok we will check one of them but if we don't find a body there mustn't be any need to check the other one', next day the woman's cleaner 'Bin men are here' 'oh no there a body in one of those bins....' it's just propostuous writing. She is actually quite good and Ross Kemp is really trying to not be the character in extras.....I just can't see past it!

This is so horrendously bad - I'm addicted to it. If this was Ross Kemp doing a documentary on bad acting, I'd give it a 10/10.

The acting is bad, the script is bad, the story could be good if it had been better produced.

For a thriller, there are few thrills and little in the way of tension or apprehension. It has literally stirred no emotion in me - apart from disbelief.

The CCTV was installed post-murder to make the estate safer. But no CCTV installed to cover the dark bin area which was the scene of the murder 🤷

If I could be bothered, I'd play cliché bingo - every sad cliché has been used. The over-acting would be considered good if this was an end of term school play, but as a prime time drama it lacks any quality.

Having said that - I will continue watching on the off chance it gets better.

Ok, it's pretty implausible but still I found it fun to watch! I like the main character: Hannah. I have watched 2 episodes so far; hope that her back story is told at some point. Why is her hair gone in episode 2? I like the fact that her work buddy is a fantasy nerd. But also seems like he could be her best friend.

Her voyeuristic life behind the CC is not a new idea; seen "Rear Window"? But it works for me as the spunky woman who can't stop. Or is she really a "stupid" girl which seems to be everyone's adjective for her.

Both parents dead? Was she in an accident? Why did Zoe's father speak to her in such a terrible way?

One thing: twice they called Hannah "Ruby" and once Amber's mother called her "Emma". What the heck????

Ross Kemp is wasted in this series as he is a great actor and a very believable in any role. The storyline was predictable and spoilt by all the other actors in particular Gerry, Hannah and Amber - they were so weak in their performances that it made me cringe every time they spoke

Dolly was a very good actress and I liked her a lot

It's great to see Ross Kemp back as an actor - he deserves far better programmes to be in than this though. I don't think he should stick to documentaries either...Ross Kemp has been missed and I would watch him in anything

Welcome back to mainstream acting Ross!

Can't believe somebody at Channel 5 say through this and still thought "yeah that's great let's air that" It was full of plot holes and the acting was like GCSE drama, the lead character being the worst culprit. Like when she wheeled away from a man on foot shes supposed to be faster than him? It was actually embarrassing to watch at some points. Acting aside the character was not likeable in any way, and there seemed to be hardly anyone in the whole show?

I like Ross Kemps documentaries so to see him in this was sad to see. Not sure what tempted to go back to acting

Not impressed at all don't bother watching.