Dr. Robert Ippaso

Super good on many levels if at times a little corny and trite. Character development is not quite as good as it could be with the exception of a couple. The rest can tend to be more caricatures than real people.

A revelation as we did not think it would be as good as Downton Abbey and yet it was. The characters are very interesting albeit different, and the story lines keep one immersed.

Clearly following the same generic idea as Peaky Blinders with the cinematography and soundtracks. The series is good but not on the same level as Downton Abbey or The Gilded Age.

We found it incredibly surreal and full of purpousful DEI character selection in the most obvious and inopportune of places. Saw 3 episodes and gave up as for us it was too manufactured and contrived.

Good but not as good as hoped for. It appeared a little trite at times and a bit forced. The character actors were good as per usual, but again it was rather scripted and predictable. It was almost as if they were acting to a very rigid and rather superficial storyline. Worth watching, yes. But not memorable as the series or the other films.

It was an interesting story line and overall very well acted, that said it was rather predictable and at times disjointed with main characters disappearing with little follow through. Also the last episode was long, overly dramatic and barely intelligibile given their very thick Liverpool accents. Quite a tour de force.

Tonia Banks is totally hopeless and the Directors of the show made a typically woke move in appointing her. The show itself is fine, but she just ruins it which is a shame.

The show is sweet and addictive, that said the downside is that the Producers do NOT properly screen the potential buyers well enough resulting in almost two thirds if not more ending up nit buying either because they actually don't yet have the money to, or simply because they are so indecisive and unprepared.

Interesting series and approach hosted by a very different if somewhat opinionated lady. Sometimes it's insightful and at others irritating, as she goes off on her own tangents. She needs perhaps remember that as a Brit she is a new resident into this great country so her opinions often rather bluntly voiced are rather I'll advised at times. That said at least for me the downfall is that she focuses on very marginal subjects that in themselves are of limited interest and fodder for her political and societal undoubtedly biased views.the one redeeming factor is that through all of her diatribes there hosts remain gentle and welcoming. The true Australian spirit of acceptance.