Cynthia Merkey

I tuned in for a mystery and got a horror story. The ending was in keeping with Alfred Hitchcock.

There were some details in the show that remained unclear to me, but overall I thought it was good. I enjoyed the depiction of how people might spend a lifetime or less than that in a certain area. I enjoyed the diversity of the people depicted.

I thought the show was put together well and the acting was very good. The ending left you wondering what would happen to all those involved.

I like this series. It is a much lighter mystery with comic characters. The settings are quite nice. Not so dark and brooding as my usual fare.

You can tell Clive Owen enjoyed this. Stepping into Bogart's shoes and well done. The story may move slowly but it unfolds at just the right pace.

This is a very well written and acted follow up to Morse. Kevin Whately comes into his own as a seasoned detective inspector who gives credit to his mentor by saying if Inspector Morse had been nice he would still be a sergeant. Laurence Fox is very good as his posh sergeant.

A tale perhaps about the current times. I found something comforting as the story unfolded even with the inevitable tragedies of living in an upsidedown world. Wonderful acting.

A bit confusing at times but everything including the kitchen sink is thrown into this series. Really strange characters and a Bermuda Triangle plot. The filming seems to leave in the story mishaps that happen with the actors. The story is interesting and you find all things are connected.

I enjoy the graphics of the show and the rather quirky main character. Interesting to watch new shows from Poland.

I have enjoyed this show, whatever some reviews may say. It's different for a cop show and Rob Lowe is good, as is the supporting cast. The villains may be predictable, but it is all not too serious. I also like the musical background. It reminds me a bit of Brokenwood.