Two fantastic series so far with great writing, characters and acting as well great scenery depicting the toughness and hopelessness that Belfast offers but the warmth of the people can be seen too.
BBC's natural successor to Happy Valley and it doesn't disappoint, tugging on the emotions of the viewer with many powerful scenes with some great build up to crescendo that amaze and fulfil.
To have the main love interest of older actors is a refreshing change with Stevie and Sian Brooke in a continuous will they, won't they? Sequence that has you rooting for the likeable pair.
There are many great moments but could a third series blot the copy book?
BBC's natural successor to Happy Valley and it doesn't disappoint, tugging on the emotions of the viewer with many powerful scenes with some great build up to crescendo that amaze and fulfil.
To have the main love interest of older actors is a refreshing change with Stevie and Sian Brooke in a continuous will they, won't they? Sequence that has you rooting for the likeable pair.
There are many great moments but could a third series blot the copy book?