Julie Ray

Half liked it, half hated it. James Nesbitt was amazingly creepy, he played an excellent part. However, Hazel and her dozy arse husband just floated through on one expression… Gormless! I don’t think Hazels face altered throughout the series.

Stumbled upon this by accident. I did make it through to the end, out of curiosity. For someone highly intelligent, Ingrid was also incredibly stupid. Why would you risk your career for a ‘ fling’ with a former client? Why would you verbally abuse your boss ? . And for someone so security conscious, I nearly fell off my chair laughing when, after receiving a note under her door, she went running outside leaving her apartment door wide open! . The whole plot was held together by the guy who played the baddie. Ingrid’s fiance was a real berk! . It was a great plot, but towards the end started to border on ridiculous. The scene where Ingrid pushed Mr Nasty over the pier into the sea was laughable, it gave way as though it was made of matches!

Got to be honest and disagree with the majority. I absolutely hated this show. Terrible acting, ridiculous storyline, not funny. And why, oh why, do people feel the need to say ‘ literally’ in every sentence? . I stuck it for one episode and promised myself not to loose anymore valuable time from my life.

I wanted so much to find this show gritty, well written and well acted. Unfortunately, I found it a load of tripe. Delia’s varying accents made me want to boot the tv ! Her accent switched almost every word.In my humble opinion, Shaun Evans was by far the best in the show. Stuck it for one episode and then gave up

This has to be the biggest load of guff broadcast in a long time. Shocking acting all round, laughable story line. Since when has foreign justice moved so swiftly? It made me want to launch something heavy at my tv . Utter drivel.