Jamie buys the identity off a guy named Cormack, to get a job working on board a ship called The Sacramentum, his mission, to discover what happened to his sister Pippa, who vanished on board three months back.
It's an enjoyable six part series, it's clearly aimed at teenagers, it's a mix of comedy, horror, mystery, with shed loads of LGBTQ themes thrown in.
Episode one is very good, I loved Quacky, it provided a very different killer, no scary costumes or grim masks, this guy is soft and fluffy, it presents something a little different, it worked.
The disappointment for me came in episode 6, Part 5 offered so much, it just all fell a little bit flat.
You can tell it's from The BBC, it's a wonderfully diverse cast, in terms of the good guys that is,.
The baddies are still white and straight, it's amusing enough, but I liked the characters, I liked the diversity of it. You can see the demographic they're going for, my sixteen year old self would have loved this.
It's well acted, Thaddea Graham and Oscar Kennedy are both very good.
I look forward to series 2.
7/10.
It's an enjoyable six part series, it's clearly aimed at teenagers, it's a mix of comedy, horror, mystery, with shed loads of LGBTQ themes thrown in.
Episode one is very good, I loved Quacky, it provided a very different killer, no scary costumes or grim masks, this guy is soft and fluffy, it presents something a little different, it worked.
The disappointment for me came in episode 6, Part 5 offered so much, it just all fell a little bit flat.
You can tell it's from The BBC, it's a wonderfully diverse cast, in terms of the good guys that is,.
The baddies are still white and straight, it's amusing enough, but I liked the characters, I liked the diversity of it. You can see the demographic they're going for, my sixteen year old self would have loved this.
It's well acted, Thaddea Graham and Oscar Kennedy are both very good.
I look forward to series 2.
7/10.