My favourite kind of drama is that which keeps giving you more of the puzzle as episodes go. Some shows do not manage it well and it falls boring in the middle, but this show leaves you talking after each episode, with just a little more to go on, but enough to keep your keen interest.
Love shows that pay more attention to story continuity than big bold action scenes, and this is typical of British shows. You wont find much in the the way of holes, and those you do find are more time paradoxes than story holes.
The only problem i had, and it irked me, is the actress that plays Iris. She is Israeli, and has an accent which obviously isnt English, let alone Londoner. Yet the story explains nothing as to why she has this accent, and her brother is most definately English accent, and their storyline has them growing up in London.
Love shows that pay more attention to story continuity than big bold action scenes, and this is typical of British shows. You wont find much in the the way of holes, and those you do find are more time paradoxes than story holes.
The only problem i had, and it irked me, is the actress that plays Iris. She is Israeli, and has an accent which obviously isnt English, let alone Londoner. Yet the story explains nothing as to why she has this accent, and her brother is most definately English accent, and their storyline has them growing up in London.