Anna Anderson – Google

Very very slow, nothing happens each episode. Theres a lot of driving around, a lot of Home and Gardens interiors, a lot of watching Faith lying on things (the boardroom table,really?), its like watching a makeup advert a lot of the time. Theres no suspense, no urgency. Don't get me started on the terrible, intrusive soundtrack! Wailing humming women. Eek. Boring, in short. Im up to Ep 4 of Series 1, what a waste of time.

Very slow family drama. I did not find it suspenseful or particularly intriging, you know whats going to happen right from the outset as they show you snippets of the future (oh and lots from the past too). Reminded me of "Dallas". Theres a lot of talking and not a lot of doing. No where near as exciting as "Ozark", for example. Some very annoying filming of scenes where they show you something dramatic, but not how it plays out. Instead they cut to the future scene and fill in the details with dialogue. Very annoying. I would not recommend.

The medical scenarios are fun, but none othe other reviews have mentioned how sickly sweet this programme is. Everything is bathed in a warm glow, no one has faults or bad haircuts. The sweet saccharin music is heartwarming at all the right moments, BUT it's guiding us through without letting us discover. Everything is spelled out. Also, omigod, the terrible state of USA hospitals, worrying about sponsors, and money and ratings. And being sued! I'm forever grateful to live in a country with a nonlitigious legal system. It means I find it hard to relate to some of the storylines

I watched this dubbed in English. I am up to Episode 5, and so far nothing makes sense. The worst part is that I can't tell all the characters apart until someone says their name. All the teen girls have long dark hair, all the teen boys have short back and sides. All the adults are tiny and none of the women look remotely like they have given birth to children. Theres not a single flabby arm or tummy to be seen. Paired with the darkness most of this is shot in, i am finding this show impenetrable and difficult to understand.

I'm only on Episode 3 but already the show is starting to slide into the realms of farce. Put 5 pretty 20-30yr olds in a submarine with some ridiculously badly behaved sailors and watch the emotions fly. It's all very over dramatic. Some terrible scenarios as explained above in other reviews, how come a lead bank vault doesn't stop the gamma rays, but undersea does? How come all the plants are still green? Why do they need to use tablets in the freshwater? Why do the actors wear strange knitted hats? Which of them can sulk better than the other? If the characters are not sulking they are having spectaulcular meltdowns over absolutely nothing. I didn't realise there was a even girl in the group, I just though she was a short 20 something millennial. There's some ridiculous posturing between the sailors and the "scientists" which is simply laughable. I wanted more grit. More realism, better script and more actual sci-fi, rather than this emotional nonsense. I think I've given up caring.

This series held my interest for quite a while but eventually I put it down. The good: I rather like Nordic Noir and this was also on par with Hinterland. The bad: the writers never really give you a proper "why". Why did this crime happen? The colours are all grey steel blue and dark/muted no one wears anything else. All the crimes seemed to involve young, vulnerable women and teenagers, which I found pretty tasteless to be honest. There are quite a few unbelievable aspects, why is the police station like an underground tunnel with some internal windows, why so many TV screens, why can anyone walk in off the street and not go through a security point (Sorjonens wife does this). Ultimately unfulfilling.