I just finished it and I thought it was good. Yeah the blackouts were kind of annoying but it just added another level of suspense. I thought it was way better than River on Netflix, that show was just depressing more than suspenseful.
shareJust spent a good part of yesterday binge-watching, and I thought it was utterly insane and very entertaining. Talk about suspending disbelief! I'd watch another series just to find out what happened at Grace's house. Also, hopefully, if there's a season 2, they'll kill off the monstrous teenage daughter and hubby Jason, as well. (Sure it'll make Marcella ever crazier, but how much crazier can she be?)
Oh, did we ever find out exactly how her young daughter Juliet died? Maybe it was stuffed in there with the 1,000 subplots and extraneous dialogue and I just missed it?
Yeah, there is gonna be a season 2 on ITV, I live in the states so I'll have to wait for the release on Netflix.
Did Jason survive the stabbing I wasn't sure? I'm sure they will clear up some unanswered questions like what happened to Juliet in season 2. There certainly was a lot going on and quite a few psychos but I think that's what made it a good who dunnit, trying to figure out which psycho was "the serial killer".
Did Jason survive the stabbing I wasn't sure?
i have to agree with you denis-38. it was utterly insane and completely addictive once you got comfortable with how awful everyone was, how crazy they all were, how they crossed the moral lines so easily and behaved so badly. I almost gave up after the first episode and then binged watched it. It took me out of thinking about how insane the world is but if i had to tell someone what it was really about, i'd be stumped. Really good performances across the board but really, just nuts...
shareI really enjoyed it. I can live with the plot holes because they may be fuel for what's next. DID she use the plastic bag at the end? That's my biggest question.
shareI loved it!
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