The Nation is plunged into darkness, and The Prime Minister has a huge, life changing decision to make, essentially which part of The UK to sacrifice.
I don't think this was quite as punchy as episode one, but that was quite a tough act to follow, but it's still very good, the focus is perhaps more on that political power play, as opposed to the actual chaos on The Streets.
I was expecting a disaster series, instead it's more a political thriller. I am enjoying it, and if proves to be an interesting insight into what if....
Well acted, with some pretty good special effects, credit to the actor that put on the fire suit for that elaborate fire scene. There's enough action to keep you interested.
It's not shy about having a little pop at Brexit now and then I've noticed, that's for you to make your own mind up on.
Victoria Hamilton impressed once again.
7/10.
I don't think this was quite as punchy as episode one, but that was quite a tough act to follow, but it's still very good, the focus is perhaps more on that political power play, as opposed to the actual chaos on The Streets.
I was expecting a disaster series, instead it's more a political thriller. I am enjoying it, and if proves to be an interesting insight into what if....
Well acted, with some pretty good special effects, credit to the actor that put on the fire suit for that elaborate fire scene. There's enough action to keep you interested.
It's not shy about having a little pop at Brexit now and then I've noticed, that's for you to make your own mind up on.
Victoria Hamilton impressed once again.
7/10.
