Tracey Stammers

Inexplicably and weirdly addictive - Easy watching as long as you are not looking for plausible medical reality. There is no way that a team of just 1 Dr and 2 nurses would be able to perform major surgery - The patient would need to be airlifted to nearest hospital. The drama focuses on the medical team and the captain's lives - mostly very superficial characters. If you are easily offended by sexual content, this may not be for you. Not just promiscuity; subjects such as VD, multiple partner incidences feature. If you are looking for a fluffy fantasy on an exotic cruise ship this is for you. Do not expect reality. I like to watch it when having just finished a night shift and winding down before sleeping. (Nurse)

Loved it! Hoping for more! Good twists and turns - Did not see the baddie and was totally blind-sided - Good job! It is good to see how mental illness can mislead its sufferers; and superb illustration of the fallout on family and friends. Bonded with all characters. I am familiar with a variety of mental illness conditions, from a nursing perspective and from personal experiences. I disagree with those who did not find this representative of how they perceive mental health. Of course it is intense; there is only limited time in which to portray the details. Like so many series what might occur over several months or years is crammed into 10 episodes. I personally think it was a job well done!