Michelle Hooke

A great watch, well acted, brilliant storyline. Dark humour and supernatural themes. Looking forward to the second series.

Current agendas and brilliant acting. Wayne Blair, Deborah Mailman, Steph Tisdell to name a couple of amazing blakfulla talent owning this series. Having had family incarcerated and assaulted, my own experiences and working in gubba, this series certainly addresses the issues identifed in Indigenous affairs. If only, if only we could get a blakfulla PM, but the politics would get in the way of effective leadership. The closing of the last episode, chills down my spine, made me weep that it touched on and spoke truth <chef's kiss moment>. More like this please, more blak talent, more blak series. Brilliant 🖤💛❤️

Watching it again for the second time. Great series, Timothy Olyphant and Walton Goggins are wonderful in their roles. The humour is brilliant.

Dystopian psychological concept. First two episodes, in thought I'd stepped into a teen angst series and then it stepped into a Lord of the Flies, Michael Grant - Gone series genre. Great casting and storyline. Shame second series didn't eventuate.

Absolutely brilliant, slow burner. The offbeat humour was fantastic. The storyline excellent. Sad to know it didn't get extended.

Dead to Me, first two seasons were brilliant - acting and writing, third and last season was scattered. It was tied up in a nice bow at the end but not as good as the first two.

Storyline was chaotic, poorly structured characters. Everything seemed to require Michelle Monaghan to breathe heavily. The character of law enforcement was unbelievable. It could have been so much better.

Cringeworthy, had a lot of potential but fell really short. Storyline was all over the place, I think the attempt was to create interest but it just annoyed me and didn't have enough depth. The commitment and acting by the actors was applaudable. I watched all 8 episodes and won't watch a second season, fingers crossed there isn't one. I'm surprised at all the 5 stars - non-decerning audience?