Jamesbgrim

I must say that I wasn't expecting to enjoy this as much as I thought, but I actually very much did! I went in just expecting the usual funny Ricky with the added bonus of Karl Pilkinton in the mix but was pleasantly surprised that it wasn't just humorous, but unexpectedly very touching and heartfelt. Ricky is obviously a very intellectual and talented individual and even though he does take the mickey out of many people at the best of times, he truly is a very caring person and would never offend people with disabilities for the sake of a good laugh. For those who are as skeptical as I was, don't be, give it a try, its not what you'd expect.

Just finished watching all 9 episodes of The Confession. all I can say is that it is probably better than most of the series that stay on year after year, dragging on on the same content and same dialogue, trying to stretch and prolong the very obvious plot lines; this kept you guessing and plunged you into an ocean of thrills, fears and ultimately acceptance, to how life can sometimes be seen. It truly is one of the greatest series, actually, mini series that I've ever had the good fortune to watch.I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT- the entire series is only an hour long anyway, but every second of it is hours worth of emotion and depth, every second passed was a moment missed and a moment i wished to see again....not too much time out of the day in order to watch a masterpiece.