Review of Wild Bill

Thanks for bringing a genuine American into a British crime series. It seems like an egg of Columbus just waiting to happen, and it creates a thrilling frame to what could have been just another ordinary dull and average crime plot. Sadly there are way too many of just those, but this is simply redeemingly different, perhaps basically due to what the aspect of cultural clash brings to the show. For some reason the frantic realists scream for more realism, but they can't or won't see that it's exactly what they get. Maybe the dialogue is too corny for them, or they don't like crime series having a bit of intelligent humor. To me the characters seem very real and I like the edgy dialogue. Can't see their behaviour and relations other than believable. The acting is actually quite brilliant and there's not even the slightest touch of over acting, thank heavens. That would of course have destroyed the whole picture, which it so often does. I am well into episode 3 and looking forward to the rest.