J Harrison

A well written story line and an excellent choice of locations backed up with resplendent cinematography. Add to the above a collective group of quality actors, each portraying their characters with a realism that that sometimes is missing from some shows.And as always a top performance of extreme quality from Zahn McClarnon, who is never anything less than resounding. One of my very favourite actors. A great series that brings an awareness of the very First Nations of the Americas, and hopefully with that a greater respect.

It reaffirms what you may already be aware of, or maybe partially aware of. And that's that the rich feed off the poor without guilt or being held to accountability. Spin it on it's head. Masses against the Classes. It's the only way it gets any better for the working people of the World. But only by peaceful methods and solidarity will perpetual change occur.

We found this series by fluke, and we didn't expect much from it. But we gave it a go anyway. Thoroughly entertaining and completely hilarious. An awesome bit of luck.

If you have anyone in your family or close to you who has developed Alzheimers, then this part of the storyline may perplex you. I don't recognise any familiarity with Sue Johnston's character and the disease whic has destroyed my Mum for the last 6+ years. Not reality, and offensive. Unfortunately yet another attempt to use an Alzheimer story line without fully understanding the reality of a devastating and merciless condition.

They just get better every series. Long may they carry on. True TV treasure.

Hilarious. As was Raising Hope.