Reviews

The documentary series was truly a delight to watch. Its unique perspective provided viewers with a refreshing take on storytelling, showcasing genuine and relatable human experiences. What stood out the most was its uplifting and positive tone, which left a lasting impression on me. Throughout the series, I found myself immersed in a rollercoaster of emotions - from moments of hearty laughter to heartfelt tears, and even bouts of anxiety akin to watching a live football match. But above all, it was the profound emotional impact that resonated with me the most. The stories shared were not just entertaining, but deeply moving, leaving me reflecting long after the credits rolled.

I must commend Ryan & Rob for their exceptional work in the series. Their dedication to portraying the history and people of Wrexham with respect and authenticity was truly commendable. It's evident that they approached their work with great care and empathy, and it shines through in every scene. Their commitment to capturing the essence of Wrexham's community spirit added an extra layer of depth to the series, making it all the more engaging and memorable. Overall, it was an unforgettable viewing experience that I'm grateful to have had the opportunity to enjoy.

I've watched season 1 a month or two ago just before Season 2, and from curiosity I've decided even to read the books (in my opinion the worst books ever). And I was astonished how all those actors and producers and writers could pull up such a piece from such shallow and lusty story (I mean the book), and above all that that actor, with a stunning performance - With all my respects to all the cast and crew to Bridgerton , you did an amazing job and bring joy and delight in our lives with Season 1, but Mr. Regé-Jean Page just made the entire season so attractive and magnetic - he just stole the show from the first ride.

Season 2: I personally vote 5 - for the amazing play of Mr. Jonathan Bailey, but even he couldn't pull the whole thing, and somehow the whole piece was looking like a patchwork, even though in my personal opinion -I know there are a lot of fans here of the books - the second book is even worse than the first one, and could maybe make the writer's job a bit harder.

My Admirations to all the crew - the costumes, the light, scenography, sound...for both seasons was that good.

Amazing views and shots and a beautifully told story. In addition to that wonderful picture - the amazing, soothing voice of the narrator. Admirations to people who made this possible.