Rob Snellgrove

The pilot is quite gripping, with only anfew mistakes. The next episodes are in a quite different style, but still ok enjoyable, as the story develops. Realism and feasibility escaped the writers altogether after that. Things happen that could no way occur in the physical world and it’s distracting to have to pretend not to notice. Then we get bombarded with twist after twist, drawn out and beaten to death. Finally, we have the over complication that American drama writers seem so fond of. There is more than enough really serious storyline available, character development, plus all the horror of the Holocaust to delve into, without turning it into a silly plot twister, where everyone’s changing side ‘drama’ Ultimately I found it to be a bit disrespectful of the Holocaust. Lol at the 1star outraged reviewers triggered by swearing, nudity and worst of all, some homosexuality featured.