Jayne Hart

Riveting viewing, especially near death experiences, they always make me feel hopeful and comforted. The pitch black séances seemed weird with ectoplasm oozing out of every orifice seemed ugly and undignified, any 'spirit' of light would appear in the light. The episode on reincarnation bothered me too. What kind of spirits would place such terrible trauma into a baby to relive it. It's never someone who's passed away peacefully and happily surrounded by loved ones, so to traumatise these babes seems cruel, and for me has a dark feeling about it.

Yes I think he fooled the scientists who needed to believe it, when in the persona of Billy he wouldn't be aware of any other of the personalities and yet he discusses them, so he's totally aware of his creations. The doctor's made him a.celebrity and led to him killing again. I believe in dissociation from trauma but 23 personalities? Come on, he was laughing all the way to the bank.Its sad that the most abused children can become the biggest monsters.

It was a bit sympathetic to paedophiles portraying a vigilante as insane. Its natural for the common people to want to rise up against a very serious and prevalent threat, the police don't have the resources, after all they have to protect Royalty, catch shoplifters and marijuana sellers.

The Fall, a story of disturbing depravity, that makes us question why we could pity such a pathological mind, the tragedy in our society that the abused become the abusers. Once I started watching I was glued. A couple of things didn't add up but they're not worth explaining. I think the acting was convincing and would watch it again one day.

Very interesting, but the constant puzzle was tedious.

A gripping series, but casual references to 'baby vaginas' is completely unacceptable. Another weird thing is that a man would want to see his partner's belly, and she couldn't pretend to miscarry a full term baby.

For a farcical story line, the subject of child sexual abuse wasn't taken seriously enough.