Alex Ferndale

There was a simple solution to the problem. Parents should’ve taken control of their kids and had them play directly outside of the house where they could and should keep an eye on them. Why on earth would they send them across the road to play and not directly outside of their own homes. I was educated to respect others and I never encountered any problems. I actually feel more sorry for the elderly woman who the police by the way totally disrespected and I’m a appalled by their lack of respect and action.Also that the police officer wanted the woman to step outside of her house without being able to cover up and protect her dignity sounds like harassment to me. #Respect

Who in earth wrote this every chance to catch the main baddie and they miss it each time. Nobody has even bothered to even think through a storyline. So much of the acting is wooden it’s bizarre. Such a shame could’ve been great.

A suspicious death occurs with the suing trial. The trial deals with the relationship between husband and wife and knit pics the psychological state of both in a manner which is unrealistically accusatory of the defendant to the point of total supposition which really wouldn’t happen in a legal case. Extremely unlikely this would be allowed in real life.

How stupid: episode 3. Unarmed man leaves lift with a suicide belt on-like so many other hostages-shot dead. Large group armed police goto top floor but one man is suddenly on his own entering the flat. Really. What a joke-i could do better in the credibility stakes.

This had great potential except that the writer does not know how to write a thriller or a storyline that has an ending. On the positive Erin Dohery's acting is great-very watchable. Some nice psychological/emotional insights but way too much repetition and episode six is padded enough to find it's way through an arctic blizzard. Then the ending just fizzles with no real answers except that perhaps no one is to be trusted? So sick of a lack of storyline in modern ''thrillers'. Either the writers can't be bothered or just don't know how to write one.

Very slow and repetitive. Far too many close up scenes showing 'very little emotion', but so dragged out. Plot is predeictable and mono-linear. Shame. 'Liar' was excellent. Lack of variety of location so mostly revoles around the kitchen and drinking.

If you want to watch a film about a 'victim' of success, then this 'me,me,me'' attention seeking, 90% looking in mirror, doing photo shoots, making millions from it and then complaining about her schedule, is for you. Poor little Naomi has no gratitude towards her parents, just hints at being forced to play from a young age, and while courting publicity non-stop-moans about the pressure of being in the public eye. She has terrible pressure to be a 'good role model', yet does no discernable charitable work. So feel free to be aghast at the plight of this narcissistic, media courting victim, I think she would have been better to just an ounce of gratitude and d another job if her life is so terriible.

Brilliant-only for the discerning