Vindelander
Joined Aug 2012
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Vindelander's rating
Just finished bingeing all of season 6 which is outstanding and keeps up the very high standard set in all the previous ones.
Every episode builds in excitement towards the conclusion and there is no drop in the storyline at any point. As usual casting, direction and script are impeccable and whilst I miss Nicola Walker, her successor Sinead Keegan, is fantastic and there is continuity from Sanjeev Bhaskar who delivers his usual understated yet credible performance.
It's brought to a twisty but satisfying end as with all Chris Lang's creations and I really hope that there will be more to come. In the same category as Line Of Duty although I think it's actually superior.
Every episode builds in excitement towards the conclusion and there is no drop in the storyline at any point. As usual casting, direction and script are impeccable and whilst I miss Nicola Walker, her successor Sinead Keegan, is fantastic and there is continuity from Sanjeev Bhaskar who delivers his usual understated yet credible performance.
It's brought to a twisty but satisfying end as with all Chris Lang's creations and I really hope that there will be more to come. In the same category as Line Of Duty although I think it's actually superior.
Thoroughly enjoyed this and was disappointed to find that Series 2 is not yet available in the UK.
A cracking story that keeps up the momentum right to the last episode delivered by a well-chosen cast who were all very credible. Lots of twists and turns with a not excessive amount of violence. All in all it stands comparison with other top series such as The Bridge and The Killing.
I found it as part of Channel 4's "Walter Presents" offering so don't really understand why the second season ( filmed in 2022) isn't on the same link. Looking forward to seeing the conclusion when it's released !
A cracking story that keeps up the momentum right to the last episode delivered by a well-chosen cast who were all very credible. Lots of twists and turns with a not excessive amount of violence. All in all it stands comparison with other top series such as The Bridge and The Killing.
I found it as part of Channel 4's "Walter Presents" offering so don't really understand why the second season ( filmed in 2022) isn't on the same link. Looking forward to seeing the conclusion when it's released !
A decent account of this travesty in British "justice" which would have been more powerful without the bits added for dramatic effect. In my view it would have been much more effective and pacy as a three part series but overall it's a timely reminder of this shocking event and the subsequent political cover up by the various governments involved.
One has to admire Jim Swire's persistence in trying to discover the truth but, having lost a daughter myself, I can't help thinking that he's ruined his own life and made his family suffer for an unnecessarily long time to assuage his own grief. I felt that Firth's portrayal of Swire was rather wooden but then I know nothing about the man.
Worth watching but even today we don't seem to be much further forward.
One has to admire Jim Swire's persistence in trying to discover the truth but, having lost a daughter myself, I can't help thinking that he's ruined his own life and made his family suffer for an unnecessarily long time to assuage his own grief. I felt that Firth's portrayal of Swire was rather wooden but then I know nothing about the man.
Worth watching but even today we don't seem to be much further forward.