jeanmkulski-90125

Maybe I have a weird sense of humor. A little bit of sarcasm, stating the obvious, silly and sometimes dry. I laughed at every episode. Detective Crupp's character was amazing. A little bit of lucid Suzanne 'Crazy Eyes' thrown in for good measure. I was also able to remember where I'd seen most of the actors before. Jane Curtin, Bronson Pinchot, the electrician who played Todd on Last Man Standing & many others. It was nice to see someone find a place for them. I didn't guess who did it but I certainly enjoyed every minute it took to get there. I really hope this leads to a series.

The teeniest negative was the odd 'retreat' that Crupp went off too.

American here who loves all things BBC and ITV, mostly period dramas. This was fair but there were so many brothers and sisters then husbands and wives and then MORE children, eventually I was so confused about who everyone belonged to. As they aged it was worse. I won't spoil anything but there is one original sister who is so darn miserable and I assume it was the intention that her character have ZERO personality. The character became hard to watch. It IS good but I urge you to pay close attention to the original siblings, there's about 10 and they average about 8 children each with all the drama that goes with them and you'll be lost.

American here, stumbled upon this and thought I'd give it a try since I love BBC and ITV. Hysterical. Only on episode 4 and still laughing.