A dreary run of the mill UK crime drama, might appeal to lovers of happy valley and line of duty. I'm unsure how production quality is so poor in these days of Netflix. I'm not sure where the problem is, lighting? Cameras? Format?
The Finnish side story is interesting, Dad owned a gold mine, pretty random, one might wonder who else might have a father with a gold mine... There are a number of plot holes and improbabilities which isn't uncommon for British shows: like how does a child hoist himself 8 feet off the ground? Or where are the staff in the ICU? I've never attended a patient in intensive care that doesn't have a nurse sitting at the end of the bed monitoring the equipment 24/7. It's not even possible to step into those wards without someone checking your badge and asking what you're there for. Liked the smart finnish investigative journalists/group and the focus away from the police, seemed to be poor at doing simple things and surely what they've been doing would be considered to be illegal/ withholding information /perverting the course etc.
It's as good as anything else out there from the BBC/ ITV.
The Finnish side story is interesting, Dad owned a gold mine, pretty random, one might wonder who else might have a father with a gold mine... There are a number of plot holes and improbabilities which isn't uncommon for British shows: like how does a child hoist himself 8 feet off the ground? Or where are the staff in the ICU? I've never attended a patient in intensive care that doesn't have a nurse sitting at the end of the bed monitoring the equipment 24/7. It's not even possible to step into those wards without someone checking your badge and asking what you're there for. Liked the smart finnish investigative journalists/group and the focus away from the police, seemed to be poor at doing simple things and surely what they've been doing would be considered to be illegal/ withholding information /perverting the course etc.
It's as good as anything else out there from the BBC/ ITV.