Chris Finlay

Rivetting - hope there are more seasons in the future! Great scripts, fabulous acting & the cliff hangers kept me glued to the screen into the wee hours - true sign of a winner.

Really clever portrayal of the damage a sexually abusive childhood can bring to victims, family, friends & life chances. The script is excellent - original & amusing dialogue & a sensitive treatment of Georgia, who murdered two men in her relentless pursuit of chances her abusive childhood took from her. Wish there was a season two. Want to know what happens to Ginny & her brother. The acting was first rate as was casting of characters.

Loved this series!!! Just great!! Script is fabulous. Dialogue is really clever. The actors are absolutely sensational. Hope these talented people can make more series like this as I've finally reached the last episode!!! What a great ending!!! i know that with the MeToo campaign everything should be sanitised, but I liked this because it does not whitewash the brutality work places can have. Despite all the anti sexual harassment campaigning, women are still sitting ducks. In Australia it is almost impossible to get witnesses to come forward & in so doing jeopardise their own careers. Sexual harassers are usually clever enough to make sure their advances aren't caught on hidden cameras etc. If a complainant wins their case, they get little compensation & their career stalls. They then face a lifteime of poverty. I loved the fact that Betty triumphed over cruelty, thanks to her brains, her friends & her adorable parents. She was a fabulous heroine. I also loved that Armando deeply regretted what he had done & finally got his girl back, in the end showing courage & integrity.

Absorbing, wish there were more episodes1

Found it rivetting until the last episode - great acting, fascinating and fresh plots, wonderful character development and dialogue - then - inexplicably, the storyline leapt away as the ingenious characters as we knew them turned into dills. The finale was a tired old storyline of crushing heartbreak. Their meticulous eye for detail vanished even though Paul et al knew full well that bringing down a Russian master spy made him a target for revenge. Nadia, the great love of his life was assasinated as easily as buying donuts from a supermarket. Really?