Just under a hour to go

It's utter crap so far.

I thought it was ace... it's maybe just coz I've waited so bloody long that it was just amazing to see them again. I liked it though, I kept thinking everything was going horrible and then it went happy at the end, and tbh I'm a sucker for happy endings, even if they are a bit cliche.

The way the 2nd series ended always left me with a feeling of being a bit incomplete, and although perhaps not an amazing new episode, at least it's kinda' trimmed the edges now though. :)


Ultimately I'm happy it happened.

Personally, I think it picked up the last 20 minutes. I found myself thouraghly enjoying it toward the end.

As the stories have unravelled and become clearer and a little less like a teenager's random thoughts splashed out all over a bit of paper, it's actually become a little more more entertaining and a lot more staisfying in terms of the genereal charcter development, which, lets face it, was always going to be inevitablely mundane.

The biggest problem I had with the production was that it was a little too smooth and not nearly as gritty or as real as it was 10 years ago. Plus, the acting, due probably to the fact that they are no longer a group of hungry young starlets with little to lose and everything to prove was very, very stale. The shining light of the whole programme was, as I pretty much expected, Daniela Nardini. The rest of the cast, to me, seemed to be going through the motions, particularly Jack Davenport, who seems to have been forever brought down by the horrifyingly bad attempt at a sitcom that was coupling.

Meh,'twas OK, it's just simply not as relevant as it once was, and life, as a midddle aged being, is even more mundane and more tedious than life as a twentysomething.



"Atlantis to interzone..."

So did i, amen! I don't know what people truly expected. I can understand why people didn't want a one off made, but also why it was an exciting opportunity to do so. I guess people wanted every loose end wrapped up from series two, but there is only so much you can put in 80 minutes. The wit was there, a bit too many *beep* maybe, but all in all, it was a good watch. The cast, the writers, the show has moved on. Let it take its place in the BBC Archives with pride, and i think we should be greatful for the show being created all those years ago by Amy and co which put something exciting, intruiging, and truly memorable onto our screens. Now back to the piss poor shows such as 'Escape To The Country' and as Anna would say 'Strictly Come Dancing - the *beep* coked up teen and geriatric pairs edition'!

Well done Amy x

I think that was worth the wait. It's difficult to compare with ten years ago because the show was different then and I was different then, but I think that +10 was just how it was mean't to be. It gave a glimpse of old friends now without resolving everything but making it more complete than it was ten years ago.

All the best shows end by leaving you wanting more. Look at Twin Peaks and Quantum Leap for example, along with This Life, they entertain and end but they allow us to continue our enjoyment in the possbilities that they leave us.

I really enjoyed +10 and am looking forward to the DVD release and the added glimpses it will hopefully give.