Pablo Jernandezz

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Sure, why not. If it encourages women to think that casual sex with men is empowering, then I'm in. If only we had this messaging in the 80's, it would have been even better than it was. God I love feminism.

When it's engaging, it's good watching. The trouble is that it becomes less engaging and more laborious as is progresses. Probably after episode 3, you could watch the first 10mins and the last 10mins and you'd be good. As it wears on, the filler scenes of David in a dusky setting, playing his lyre and singing a soulful tune, turn into an irritating parody of themselves.

A last ditch attempt to push the toxic masculinity/white man bad narrative that is fading faster than a star trek character in the transporter. Because as we all know, 13yr old white boys are what's wrong with our society. Crack on trying to fool all the people all of the time: how's that working out for you.

It's not that it's particularly depressing to watch..... No, wait, yes it is. But every time a police drama is set oop north, it's like the script writers only point of reference for northern types is a Catherine Cookson novel. I can't get past the hackneyed stereotypes to get engaged in the plot. Or is it t' plot.

Once you get over the clunky, cringingly predictable, writing in the first act of the first episode, it turns out to be pretty good.

Holy moly this is bad on so many levels it's funny. I thought at first it was the anchorman of murder mysteries. Couldn't stop watching it.

Watch the late 60s TV show the prisoner instead. . . . . Err. . . . . That's it.

Oh dear. 14 yr old thinking made into a film by people who may be older, but are still emotionally and intellectually 14. God(sic) awful acting and over saturated cinematography don't help: does anyone remember contrast.

Lovely to look at and, unlike some contributors, I found the pace quite refreshing; a welcome break from the endless naval gazing and filler scripting. However, just like rap music, it feels like I've been looking at the same thing, with a different haircut, for years and years. I'm not saying it's bad, just that it could be anything.