A new group of guests arrive on Eden, unaware of the nature of their visit. It's the perfect opportunity for Zoa and Charly to escape.
It didn't exactly do what I was expecting it to, but as a series finale, it really did deliver, this was a ball of energy, intrigue and mystery, it entertained, enthralled and surprised, it asked a multitude of questions, too many to list, but mainly what chain of events has Africa set in motion.
I liked the journey of several characters, those that initially seemed good, have gone bad, and vice versa, some very neat character play.
The twist for Zoa was brilliant, like the final piece of a jigsaw puzzle falling into place, a real twist.
I was a little dubious about the show in the middle of the series, but I've definitely been won over, the final two episodes were great, I truly hope Series 2 is commissioned.
I would be quite sad if we didn't get to see the face of Tomás Aguilera aka Charly in series 2, he's really developed as a character, and I enjoyed his relationship with Mayka.
For me this was a great end to the first series, 9/10.
It didn't exactly do what I was expecting it to, but as a series finale, it really did deliver, this was a ball of energy, intrigue and mystery, it entertained, enthralled and surprised, it asked a multitude of questions, too many to list, but mainly what chain of events has Africa set in motion.
I liked the journey of several characters, those that initially seemed good, have gone bad, and vice versa, some very neat character play.
The twist for Zoa was brilliant, like the final piece of a jigsaw puzzle falling into place, a real twist.
I was a little dubious about the show in the middle of the series, but I've definitely been won over, the final two episodes were great, I truly hope Series 2 is commissioned.
I would be quite sad if we didn't get to see the face of Tomás Aguilera aka Charly in series 2, he's really developed as a character, and I enjoyed his relationship with Mayka.
For me this was a great end to the first series, 9/10.
