Bodies Netflix Limited Series Review

[@imkotable]

1 : Why did Defoe's body appear in four different timelines while Hassan and Elias only appeared in one timeline when using the throat? 2 : From where was the material sourced to construct the bomb? 3 : If Elias needed to travel back in time to become Harker and subsequently "create" himself as Elias, then who initiated the existence of Elias who traveled back to become Harker? 4 : What caused Elias to vanish? Didn't he journey back in time to 2053 to assume the identity of Harker and fabricate a bomb? Thus, there should be a version of him existing until 2053 without a bomb being crafted and lives being lost. 5 : What significance lies behind the tattoo? 6 : Why did future Hassan anticipate disbelief from her present self, despite the present Hassan being fully aware of the surreal circumstances? 7 : For what purpose does Harker preserve Defoe's body in a tank? 8 : What necessitated Polly to kill Iris? 9 : Why did Said choose to end his own life? 10 : What's the rationale behind Hassan discovering the body? Wouldn't it be simpler for Harker to utilize the recordings to manipulate Elias into killing everyone? 11 : Why not opt to return to Sarah's apartment and inform her that you're from the future, warning her that if she doesn't embrace Elias, he will ultimately cause harm to everyone?

[@bridgettscarborough9563]

All good questions. I just never understood the significance of the body period.

[@capybareno23]

1. I believe it has to do with how he was shot, maybe because the way he fell in, he split apart. 2. Mannix had all the time between ww2 and 2023. It's not hard to believe he got his hands on a nuke, considering his influence and how nukes seem to go missing 3. It's a loop, there was no initiation because it always happened. 4. He can't exist without the loop because it's what allows him to exist. 5. Probably nothing 6. I don't think Hasan was fully aware of what was going on. I wouldn't expect my future self to contact me no matter how strange the situation was 7. I believe it was to grow the cult. It's the only physical representation they have. 8. The loop. 9. I think this is a plot hole, or maybe he was just that brainwashed. 10. It really doesn't need an explanation, Harker does what he did because future/past Harker told him to. 11. She probably wouldn't believe her, she doesn't have a good reason to other than old hassan existing. They also have the recording which is much more convincing.

[@praveenpwellness]

Bodies is about as good as anything there is in the time travel sub-genre of science-fiction. If you liked shows such as Dark or The Devil's Hour, or loved Predestination or any of the smarter time travel stories around then you'll be very happy with this surprising gem. It's tense, atmospheric, genuinely original and wholly unpredictable. This series is the exquisitely crafted intersection of all of them. It weaves together the lived and experiences of 4 people, scattered across time in London. Each time period is crafted, from costumes to music, with care and precision. It's both hopeful and tragic, and so compelling

[@user-cj1tc8zi4e]

I really liked it you do have to watch it closely and really enjoy it not on your tablet or phone like I often do and am sure others do while watching. I actually like better than Dark sure Dark is still thought of as the number one time travel series of all time but I like this one.

[@imkotable]

1 : Why did Defoe's body appear in four different timelines while Hassan and Elias only appeared in one timeline when using the throat? 2 : From where was the material sourced to construct the bomb? 3 : If Elias needed to travel back in time to become Harker and subsequently "create" himself as Elias, then who initiated the existence of Elias who traveled back to become Harker? 4 : What caused Elias to vanish? Didn't he journey back in time to 2053 to assume the identity of Harker and fabricate a bomb? Thus, there should be a version of him existing until 2053 without a bomb being crafted and lives being lost. 5 : What significance lies behind the tattoo? 6 : Why did future Hassan anticipate disbelief from her present self, despite the present Hassan being fully aware of the surreal circumstances? 7 : For what purpose does Harker preserve Defoe's body in a tank? 8 : What necessitated Polly to kill Iris? 9 : Why did Said choose to end his own life? 10 : What's the rationale behind Hassan discovering the body? Wouldn't it be simpler for Harker to utilize the recordings to manipulate Elias into killing everyone? 11 : Why not opt to return to Sarah's apartment and inform her that you're from the future, warning her that if she doesn't embrace Elias, he will ultimately cause harm to everyone?

[@MrAmitkr007]

Good chatgpt generated review right there

[@ChrisPage68]

It was easy to follow, and the episodes were the right length - you just need to possess an attention span. It was a satisfying conclusion, if a little corny.

[@jcwoodman5285]

Wow! It's a lite Dark, all the mind bending time shenanigans with 1/3 less resultant brain damage😊

[@firstlast9846]

This came before Dark (the comic it’s based on)

[@timk6181]

I resorted to making a chart of Dark characters at one point 😂

[@dcool2u2]

😂😂😂

[@sawanoven848]

Dark amateur actors lits like a circus series😅 Dark is like a baby compared to bodies

[@alokupadhyay1470]

Definitely lite dark...... People who have already seen Dark they would love this show.

[@mttylerdurden9]

The comic that this is based on came out before dark.

[@renfam8183]

On episode 6. Love the writing, acting, and directing of this 4 timeline mystery so far. Oh, Know You Are Loved ...

[@elluc1510]

❤

[@Life_Hays]

Know you are loved

[@malcolmadams2105]

This is the sentiment that I got from Dark 6 or 7 episodes in which took its sweet ass time getting into that cave.. if you’ve seen it..

[@ceebee23]

I really enjoy the ride with Bodies.... and the character development within the show... but remember people.... know you are loved....

[@Jaysin412]

Elias probably helped people invest in WW1, WW2, the early workimgs of The Manhattan Project, all to guarantee his future. Wo.der if we will get other seasons should what the other versions of each character in the other time periods are doing, also. We should also see them in the future as well with corresponding time jumps....

[@AaronTheDogMMA]

Dark vibes? You already know I'm interested Austin. Appreciate you putting this on my radar

[@weekdaycycling]

The grandfather Paradox!

[@arindamdas936]

Absolutely amazing show. All the goodness of DARK in a single binge-worthy season. Some unexplained bits...how did a pre-hiroshima warhead get a wirless mobile-based detonator 😅😅 But these r minor. Time travel sci-fi lovers will have a blast with this one.

[@XMachete]

I wondered about that but realized the cult just performed whatever tasks were needed. Sarah’s key certainly wouldn’t be the only key (or that door even the only entry point).

[@AbhishekSanyalTGV]

Mannix was from the future. He could have guided some people on how to build wireless tech. You might have some counter to my comment. But let's not forget that Mannix is from 2053. He knows more than us.

[@MM-tz2bs]

I binged this yesterday and I loved it! It was not as good as Dark, but it came close for me. Acting was awesome, story was really intense and shocking. I had some questions in the last two episodes which left me a bit wondering why they told the outcome in this way, but even so I enjoyed it.

[@thepat4006]

The fact that Mannix in 2023 wears a yellow raincoat is a nice Easter egg nod to Dark

[@mttylerdurden9]

I would like to point out that this is based on a Vertigo comic book that came out in 2014( before DARK).

[@danielgardecki1046]

Mainly filmed in *Bradford* (and Yorkshire in general) the world's first *UNESCO City of Film* and *UK City of Culture* although you wouldn't know that from the teaser or the trailer, which only showed 2 clips roughly a second long each from the *Main Entrance Hall* of *Bradford City Hall* where I'm stood in my profile picture. 7:31 is one of them, which you should recognise as it was used for multiple locations in *Peaky Blinders* among other productions. *Bradford* is used for 2053 (although that's mainly *Leeds* obviously), and 1890 for certain, and possibly 1941 and 2023 too. I don't know where you got these filming/production photos from but... 0:16 is clearly *Lister Mills* in *Bradford.* Filmed at the demolished and derelict bit of *Lister Mills* next to *Beamsley Road,* with the renovated apartments of *Lister Mills* in the background. 6:07 is clearly the mini heritage neighbourhood of *Little Germany* in *Bradford.* Them walking on *Burnett Street,* with *Vicar Lane* in the background, and the cameraman stood on *Hick Street* (which is the street mainly used for filming, along with *Cater Street,* both of which are on either side of *Tommy Shelby's* factory offices in Peaky Blinders). The *Sekhon Group Warehouse* on *Hick Street* (as I suspected) was used as the *Police Station* in *Bodies,* as shown by the August 2022 images on *Google Street View* and some photos I've seen since. It was also *Tommy's Factory Offices* in *Peaky Blinders.* 1:28 *John Malkovich* filmed *The ABC Murders* all over *Bradford.* Roughly 60% of *The ABC Murders* was filmed in *Bradford* with around 40% of *The ABC Murders* filmed in *Leeds.* The previous mentioned warehouse was used for the *Belgian Flashback* scenes, and the exterior of a *Theatre* in *The ABC Murders.*

[@stevegoodson9022]

Thanks, i live in Bradford and had no idea that so much of the series was filmed there

[@danielgardecki1046]

@@stevegoodson9022 Countless productions are filmed here constantly. Bodies filmed in: Salts Mill. Lister Mills. Bradford City Hall. Burnett Street, Vicar Lane, Hick Street etc in Little Germany. And the secretive Sekhon Group Warehouse on Hick Street, which has been used in Jay's Yorkshire Workshop, The ABC Murders, and Peaky Blinders. I haven't seen Bodies yet, so there might be others which haven't been revealed, and if there are, I will most likely spot them. The Sekhon Group claim other productions have filmed inside their warehouse, however I've seen those productions, and they were only filmed outside on Hick Street and/or Cater Street. However there is one other production which filmed inside that I can't remember, which I'm willing to bet was Emmerdale, around 2016. It's me who adds most of the cast, crew, companies etc to productions, along with productions themselves (mainly shorts) to IMDB, although I keep most of the locations to myself for a future blog/website. I try to focus on the 17,000+ Yorkshire productions, but's impossible as I'm constantly getting side tracked by other things I find which are incomplete or missing by the same cast/crew/companies.

[@danielgardecki1046]

​@@stevegoodson9022 At least 54 Bradford filmed productions have been released since January 2022, however that's not including the films or TV shows I haven't added Bradford to yet, haven't been released yet like Six Triple Eight, or the countless shorts and music videos which aren't even on IMDB yet. In the last few months alone, I must have seen at least 20 Bradford filmed music videos, not to mention 1000s over the last 15 years especially. The recent ones are mainly from people like Lunar C, Bad Boy Chiller Crew, Marky B, YA, MC Innes, MC Rayner, MC Chippy, Haze Da Martian, Kingz365, Blazer Boccle, S Dog, Yin Yang Boyz etc and even honorary Bradfordians like the Leeds rappers Spot and KAV.

[@weekdaycycling]

A brief scene near the end of Episode 8 utterly spoils the entire series. Without any explanation for how she appears to drive a taxi or why she is getting to know Shahara.

[@chantelleayanna560]

Nice review… know you are loved

[@mikebrunophoto]

Finished the show. Loved it. You are loved.

[@shanigribben9158]

The word you're looking for is quartet btw

[@AustinBurke]

That’s it. Yes!

[@ritchncube9337]

KNOW YOU ARE LOVED.

[@weekdaycycling]

This miniseries is adapted from "Bodies," one of the comics of Vertigo, a subsidiary of DC Comics. Dark was probably inspired by this comic.

[@s4tyam_o.0]

what a year man 🔥

[@AustinBurke]

Agreed!

[@nicholasjoseph8297]

​​@@AustinBurkedid you see Totally Killer, Anatomy of a Fall and Taylor Swift eras tour. Will you update Letterboxd after Flower Moon?

[@Pitusha]

If you find the series confusing, try the comics... The story is completly different and you have no idea what's going on, even at the end 😂 I actually hoped that the series would be able to explain better the plot that goes on in the comics, but, like I said, it's not the same story... The comics are just to wild

[@AX-sq5vm]

I like this more than dark Dark was a mess nathing was explained

[@richizzle39]

This series is pretty much a Dark clone. Once you learn that the source material doesn’t have time travel or the main antagonist Jonas like character you realize that it’s just a cheap copy of a great show cobbled together with a short novel.

[@kf9346]

I really enjoyed this series, I RARELY say that about a Netflix show, but it also really helps that it's British--ie good writing. The ending in the taxi with Maplewood driving was unfortunately American-style writing cheesiness but the only really Americana so I can overlook. With convoluted stories like this you have to nail the details.; so there are few things I still don't understand and hoping someone out there can answer because maybe I just missed them: 1. Why the tattoo on the writs after travelling through the Throat? 2. If you go backwards AND forwards travelling through the Throat, why didn't a version of Elias get throw ino the future when he stepped into it in 2053? 3. Why was there no exit wound for Gabriel's bullet in the head? 4. To stop Elias in 2053 Gabriel was forced to send Elias through the Throat... why didn't Gabriel just send him soemplace else, like 3000 AD or something? 5. Why did Hasan run into herself in the last episode? Did she go through the Throat? If anyone knows the answers to any of these, would love to hear.

[@thrussythreethousand]

I only have answers for 3 and 5, but here they are… 3: we’re shown that nothing but the person stepping through the throat makes it through to the other side. Seems only “organic matter” makes it. Gabriel is shot whilst he’s passing through the throat, so I imagine the bullet was destroyed before it had the opportunity to create an exit wound - the fact he is briefly alive when passing through also shows the bullet evidently didn’t go far enough to kill him instantly. 5: Hasan’s older self is shown travelling through the throat (a very brief scene where she’s shown “floating” against a crimson background). Though I am uncertain why she needed to do this, considering her younger self theoretically could have seen Whiteman’s engraving and found the hidden package.

[@AuntieLux]

What I don't understand is how did Elias create the loop if he is his own great grandfather?

[@l.c.7955]

Good writing? Yeah when u ignore all the plot holes I guess you could say it's good writing

[@kf9346]

@@thrussythreethousand Thank you! Didn't make the "only organic tissue" connexion. And yeah I saw Hasan floating for a second but didn't get the point. On your point, the younger Hasan did not go to the pub because she was dealing with Elias. What Id on't understand is: when did Elias have time to punch that number into that phone while he ws running?!

[@kf9346]

@@AuntieLux Well... this is an eternal question... chicken ot the egg; "I know that you know that I know that you know...;" Tasha Yar begets Seela...

[@MoodyGem]

Bodies seems to speak to the very real and tangible effects of decisions and self perception that colors the way we frequent the world. How we show up is directly tied to how we have felt, feel and will feel

[@grumblewoof4721]

Mind bending. On eps 7... I'm struggling with the causality. Time travel scifi is a minefield for causality, and I'm hopping episode 8 with knit it all together and leaving no holes or glitches.

[@EvelineUK]

Funny you mentioned Dark, as I said the same thing to my husband. Very good show though, thoroughly enjoyed it.

[@weycool4681]

Great show. I like the drama even though whenever you have Time Travel, there are always plot holes. I am okay with it. I like the show for the acting and drama. I like Hillinghead storyline the most. I also think Hillinghead has the worst ending because not falling in love (again) and hiding his true sexuality is kind of sad. The other 2 got the endings they want. I wish they could create a more elaborated ending for all 4 after the event has changed. Like Hillinghead came out of the closet or Whiteman adopted a kid, etc. The everything "reset" ending is good if they plan for Season 2 but I prefer a more definitive ending.

[@adeade3474]

The fact that they were able to destroy the loop almost made me dislike the series. Iris going back in time should have also been in the loop, she should not have been able to influence it in the way that she did. If Defoe’s body showing up is in the loop, Iris going back should also be in the loop

[@_abblxs]

Defoe’s body split in different timelines because he almost died in the Throat as he was about to time travel. Iris only went to one timeline (1890) just like Elias did.

[@adeade3474]

@@_abblxs I know

[@joshuanesbit]

Why did elias’ mum remain present after the time change?

[@adeade3474]

@@joshuanesbit She was? I didn’t even notice that

[@radecstark3191]

​@@joshuanesbitbecause she always existed

[@GeorgeGiann]

I finished it in a couple of days and I LOVED IT.

[@IloveElsaofArendelle]

Westworld did the diffrent timeline and the title cards are very similar

[@WilliamNeish]

I’ll give it a gander!

[@AustinBurke]

I love that word

[@auraezahra]

i just started watching this and i what in the unholy mindfuck is this show? (in the best way possible). I finished ep 2 and I'm loving it so far. I haven't seen dark (dnf'd after the first few minutes... my adhd brain couldn't handle it at the time) but i love how the body is found at the same place in the same position and it helps really tie the conspiracy together. I can't wait to finish it, if only i didn't have med school exams i'd have watched it in one sitting

[@Kaush.]

Does anyone know, what happened in the very end? Like how did iris know she is shahara?

[@weekdaycycling]

No explanation. It's something that devastates the entire film. There is no rational explanation for this.

[@imkotable]

Maybe she met Defoe again in 2053 and went back to 2023 to do something, probably create the KYAL world because the last scene you can see a building with those initials and it would make sense because Maplewood obviously loved that world. There are way more serious questions that makes absolutely no sense. 1 : Why did Defoe's body appear in four different timelines while Hassan and Elias only appeared in one timeline when using the throat? 2 : From where was the material sourced to construct the bomb? 3 : If Elias needed to travel back in time to become Harker and subsequently "create" himself as Elias, then who initiated the existence of Elias who traveled back to become Harker? 4 : What caused Elias to vanish? Didn't he journey back in time to 2053 to assume the identity of Harker and fabricate a bomb? Thus, there should be a version of him existing until 2053 without a bomb being crafted and lives being lost. 5 : What significance lies behind the tattoo? 6 : Why did future Hassan anticipate disbelief from her present self, despite the present Hassan being fully aware of the surreal circumstances? 7 : For what purpose does Harker preserve Defoe's body in a tank? 8 : What necessitated Polly to kill Iris? 9 : Why did Said choose to end his own life? 10 : What's the rationale behind Hassan discovering the body? Wouldn't it be simpler for Harker to utilize the recordings to manipulate Elias into killing everyone? 11 : Why not opt to return to Sarah's apartment and inform her that you're from the future, warning her that if she doesn't embrace Elias, he will ultimately cause harm to everyone?

[@grandpredator9919]

Leo review👀

[@barryharvey6753]

***SPOILERS***** How the hell can he be his own grandfather? And how can he go back and make everything happen from a future where he is the leader, hence it’s all happened already? Very frustrated.

[@weekdaycycling]

That is the most bizarre Grandfather paradox theory.

[@barryharvey6753]

@@weekdaycycling the grandfather paradox is when you kill your own grandfather, so you don’t exist. Not being your own grandfather! It’s actually great grandfather in this but the fact that it’s not even explained or an attempt made to is so frustrating.

[@AuntieLux]

Yeah like how could he create the loop if he created himself???

[@1D4ever]

Yes it's clever otherwise but I think they over thought that aspect

[@EmonEconomist]

Defoe explains this when he's talking to Maplewood about how he was wrong about free will, and everything is predestined. He said his PhD thesis was about free will and then he realised he was totally wrong, so I guess he wrote his PhD before meeting Chapel Perilous and learning about the closed loop of Elias's existence which requires predeterminism to exist. I thought that bit of dialogue was very clever, because it was only later in the show that I appreciated its significance to the plot.

[@garryrichardson4572]

I wasted a Saturday binge watching this. Crook back for a fortnight.

[@renatoestanislao8170]

A Dark inspired show. But DARK is still untouchable imo

[@sarathbabu1245]

LEO REVIEW!

[@irmakyesil8346]

The feel and the authenticity of the time periods are pretty good, however in the later episodes the makeup they used to make characters older are so bad that it took me away from it, they should have hired better muas 😅

[@WoahMissGrace]

Yeah, unfortunately I totally agree, especially with Shahara. As an artist (not mua) I was trying to put a finger on why it didn’t look convincing, but I’m still at a loss. Would love to see an expert mua break down why

[@jenwill5722]

I’ve been having extremely weird dreams since I started watching.

[@CyberSlammer2024]

What was the explanation for the tattoo on the wrist??

[@Alphabunsquad]

My biggest complaint, and this is quite a bit of a spoiler is that just killing the bad guy would’ve had literally the exact same affect as redeeming the bad guy, so there was literally no point in having the protagonist not just kill him at every opportunity because redeeming him also kills him

[@markaponte7057]

A great case study for free will and time loop paradoxes

[@laverledugger1563]

Such a good series

[@TheFirstAirbender1036]

i kinda force myself to watch during episode 4-6 but the last two was really exciting eventhough i still dnt understand some part 😅

[@sawanoven848]

When season 2 is coming? Because bodies is the best time travel series of all the time

[@tornadochaser2457]

"Apologies for the voice, I'm still sick". Austin, I thought you were having nerve problems, and that's why you had to stand in videos? Did I miss the video where your voice became a new element in this ongoing health saga... with a happy ending, of course! Stay strong!

[@AustinBurke]

It has been a hurricane of bad luck haha And the daughter has RSV to top it all off :( thank you so much though

[@tornadochaser2457]

@@AustinBurke RSV? What does that mean? I don't mean to add to the mayhem, but as stated by my username, I chase tornadoes, not hurricanes. You're on your own with this one. Don't worry, refunds are provided if no job is done (within 24 hours of a request, of course).

[@tornadochaser2457]

@@AustinBurke Respiratory syncytial virus. Just looked it up. Sorry for your circumstances, Austin. Best wishes.

[@beanbag9696]

Amazing show!

[@arnabdada1]

Binged yesterday,this is a hidden gem,almost as good as Dark may b bttr than 12 monkeys

[@joeblast7326]

Honestly, I’ve never been more confused in my whole life… I don’t understand any of it 😂

[@GareBare90]

The Bodies, Bodies, Bodies prequel?

[@richardturner302]

Adapted from DC vertigo graphic novel by a British writer . Thankyou

[@kotaleger4540]

Not saying it is simple to understand, but if you think it is too confusing, then that sounds like a you problem.

[@JSPokemonYT]

Have you watched Totally Killer yet?

[@stephanm.4715]

This had great potential but falls horribly short. The show never explains why Mannix went back to 1890 in the first place ( I have my theory) also if Defoe goes into the throat and gets put into 4 timelines why wasn't Mannix as well? He only seemed to went to 1890. Also where did Maplewood come from in 2023? Too many inconsistencies and unexplained things.

[@runninginsept]

I agree, the storytelling could have been better. To me, there had to be a genesis for Mannix, a sort of inception in his mind of when, how and WHY he created this idea in the first place. They kept emphasising his need to be loved. OK, but why? Wtf happened to him?! Villain's motivation was weak. I would have preferred a more dramatic unravelling as well, but I was happy enough that all the detectives sort of had their individual happy endings. I thought the series was an ok 6.5-7 of 10.

[@stephanm.4715]

@@runninginsept fully agree with you. A little more time spent with Defoe explaining why his body kept going to all the time lines and we don't see it happening with Mannix or Hassan. Even if it was off screen it still didn't line up with the plot. We needed to know why Mannix became Mannix and not the looped timeline version.

[@ChrisPage68]

It was easy to follow.

[@chestercroft8141]

These are not at all inconsistencies and I doubt the writers overlooked this considering they wrote this whole complex script anyways😅 I think the other Mannix’s and Maplewoods are perhaps hinted at in the very end scene where a KYAL hologram is on a building despite them thinking they changed the timeline.

[@ThroatSore]

Noooo. Ots meant to be layered?

[@michelloranger2590]

I just finished part 6. If the event in 2023 already happened why would the dictator want to go back in time to make it happen? Doesn t make sense.

[@jack8988]

Know you are loved

[@richardturner302]

I thought it was better than Dark

[@hawsrulebegin7768]

Thought the acting was pretty bad throughout. And the dialogue stilted and obvious. Great story but badly done. Couldn’t watch past halfway through ep 2.

[@atohms]

But what started the loop?

[@vuyisilenzima8511]

I loved it buy I needed more about the scientist Left me hanging

[@melissachamoun3047]

I lvd it townes frm the queen gambit is in it

[@jitheshwarrier4456]

4 - cuatro

[@shapeofsoup]

Foursome 😂

[@AustinBurke]

Yessssss

[@Jaysin412]

Quartet?😂

[@arottie4097]

W0W!

[@yv3652]

I liked the show but don't think too much about the central premise of who's behind it all. It makes no sense.

[@davewilson4528]

Was the homosexual business in the comics, or did the wokies at Netflix inject that to suit their agenda? It seemed completely unrelated to anything else in the plot, which makes me suspect the latter.

[@fotisxevgenis]

Dumbest timetravel series ever!! answer me this: how the timeloop even started in the first place if in order for him to exist at all he had to go to the past to create himself in the future ? Not possible....more plot holes throughout the show i cant even be bothered explain why it cant worked

[@langreeves6419]

That's all time travel stories. They are plot hole ridden.

[@skyeblu1722]

It’s one of the most boring series I’ve ever attempted to involve myself in! I’ve tried for days to relate, but it’s just not happening….disappointing…. Too dark, too slow moving, too British in that very dry way………I found myself fast forwarding..which for me is a bad sign…..I don’t get the hype one bit…?!🤷🏼‍♀️🤷🏼‍♀️. And p.s. UK drama as a norm has been my favorite go too…..not this…darn! Overall this series is just Too Much on Many levels!! 🤔😩

[@patrickcomer4748]

Yes it’s a beautifully crafted series and my admiration for all who worked on this but let’s be honest it’s monumentally boring!!., I just lost interest life’s t short.. nov on Netflix looks interesting though.,

[@ChrisPage68]

Maybe it's not the series that was boring. 😉

[@wakeupuk3860]

What incredible badly and so wooden acting this first episode has, it stood out like a mile and was like watching a badly put together KZbin video made by amateurs. Worse and now watching any films or TV which is of a historical nature, I am thinking about 'when' will it happen and sure enough we saw a black female soldier walking down the street and then we even had two mobile wheel chair people in in the shopping centre. As expected the lead was a female and a Muslim with the obvious party for a father where even more Muslims could be included in the episode. Then we have the glaringly 'gay' suppressed police officer being seduced by a very body perfect gay photographer trying to seduce him, who never would have dressed like that back then. Of course we ha had to have the very fascist right-wing 'white; Jew hater of a Jewish Sgt, which would have been very unlikely in those times called Whiteman. I was surprised they did not have the Muslim female lead having a lesbian relationship with the female forensic officer or maybe that is to come. One we had stories that told a story now ALL TV and films are just political correct vehicles to promote diversity, multi-cultural, racism, LGBT etc agendas, the story has now become second place. It is on par with the blatantly propaganda on the Nazis and the Red Guard films made to indoctrinate their citizens, What is so ironic, that I now have a 64" TV screen and sound which is on par with a cinema experience which can show films and TV series in mind blowing cinema quality, which instead of enjoying, becoming immerse and totally involved in what I am watching, I spend most of my times, tutting, swearing and shaking my head at the indoctrinating crap the media lovies now impose on the vast majority of people who DON'T want it. So another TV series, i won;t watch now, mind you early nights and going back to reading good book with proper story lines is going to be better than watching this Woke CRAP and others like it.

[@Kirasfox]

😂😂😂 ofc someone like you HAD to join the party, man. It's like they can't exist in peace without this bs

[@ChrisPage68]

The only antisemitic was Brennan.