steve brennan

A bright start with some edge of your seat tension during the home invasion. It started to get very frustrating with the lead not behaving as if her life was at risk and never once visited the kitchen to arm herself. I lost count how many times she fell on the foot and crawled about. The ending petered out to a revelation on her past and they all finished up in a kind of Stepford Wives scenario. A lost opportunity.

Started great. But the longer it went on the more plot holes appeared. Bloody great big ones. Unrealistic fight scenes, a six stone woman would not be able to KO a 15 stone burly bloke no matter how much training she has had. Sometimes less is more and I think this would have been a lot more enjoyable if they toned Erin’s super powers down quit a few notches. In the end I didn’t care how it ended as long as it ended. A waisted opportunity.

I’m a big fan of Star Wars but never thought I would come across a series that ticked all the boxes. For me it the perfect show for all the original fans in 1977. Well written, well directed, well acted and captures the flavour of subjugated people like very few shows do. Absolutely love it.

Started ok but lost credibility the longer it went. Zero character development and a script that was sleep inducing. Full of unnecessary scenes which just slowed everything down to a near standstill. Most disapointing

Unbelievable BS. Elkhart must need the money.