John Lea

The movie started quite promising but the plot deteriorated and was too unbelievable, continuity was poor at times and the firearms were incorrect for the time period of just after the Civil War. I lost interest before the end.

One of my favourite antique shows until the format changed, I do not like the new BH at all. It looks cobbled together and amateurish.

Watching this episode Sunday 23 June 2019 it seems to be more like they Fiona Bruce show rather than the Antiques Roadshow. I watch this program every week to see antiques not Fiona Bruce and can you ask her where's her Blue Peter badge?

Being interested in British history in India, I am quite enjoying it so far, realising of course this is only a drama. I am however surprised that the props department have made mistakes, the Carbine used at the very beginning has a percussion lock, not yet invented till the 19th century ..and Beecham is shown riding in an American western saddle of a style again not yet designed in the 1790s. The continuity complaints about shooting a rifle and then appearing with a pistol are groundless as the rifle (carbine) was a single shot and a pistol would be carried for a quick second shot if required.

Very poor audio quality, without sub titles I couldn't follow it at all.