Reviews

Sean Bean and Nicola Walker are such amazing actors. This drama is not fast paced but that was intentional to get the feel of how the characters are suffering in sometimes a tedious world.

It's how others see other people but don't see the real people behind closed doors. For example the excruciating awkward scene in the gym, where the young lady feels uncomfortable and creeped by Sean's character and the office staff that think Nicolas character is boring and annoying. What these people don't see is 2 characters that had suffered a traumatic loss and are coping together and supporting each other.

This drama touches on the traumas that families face, whether it's depression, grief, love and marriage, adoption. If you have been in a close relationship with someone you see some of the behaviours in this drama in your own life.

The acting is out of this world and should win awards.

Normally I don't write this much for a review but felt compelled to as it's deserved a good write up.

I watched all the episodes and was left feeling, Meh! Too many holes in the plot. Shame as it had so much potential. It was all too predicable, even the end when the baby reappeared!

Loved the bit when he was on WhatsApp and they all left the chat. Good old fashioned comedy. Slow burner but well worth watching. I'm sure there will be a second series.

Perfect story which had me in tears at some stages but also made me smile.

This for me was the final chapter for everyone that was routing for Jesse Pinkman. It had all the perfection that was delivered in Breaking Bad and the ongoing Better call Saul. The acting just seems effortlessly delightful, which compliments the excellent written Vince Gilligan. No matter how much I want to see how Jesse sort his life I'm glad that all the questions I had were answered. All in all another great production by the whole team.