Paul Pettit

Interesting story when viewing the victim and the real characters involved in the story - friends, police officers. However this docu-drama has one very unusual and irritating technique which failed totally for me as a waste of time and understanding - there are sequences of actors being directed how to act out scenes - what on earth was this supposed to achieve?; it was as if there had been no editing of the filming - bizarrely aggravating. Worth watching but grit your teeth.

Off beat thriller with black humour amongst a cast of unusual characters and many a twist that grip, amuse and finally leaves the viewer entertained. Don't give up after a few episodes as you will miss a refreshing take on bleak Australian outback storylines.

Yet another TV "drama" luring viewers into pointless predictability and as if the author is writing episodes minutes before they air - suspending disbelief in the hope that a decent story manages to surface - I lost real interest after the 3rd episode but thought I may as well pursue it as only 6 episodes (however it did not end) into the garbage with - Killing Eve, Dr Foster, Liar - potentially good story lines descending into dull drivel and losing time that I will not get back.