Have to say it was an intense drama or should I say thriller. I appreciated the fact that there were only five episodes. This way, the tension was maintained without unnecessary prolongation.
The series started as a normal hospital drama, but the tension intensified episode by episode. The series was surprisingly able to combine different genres and still be believable. There were, of course, a few little follies in the series and perhaps too many convenient coincidences. But still. I liked this series.
I also liked the way addictions were dealt with. In the end, it all culminated in Lucinda's addiction, even if it didn't seem like it at first. As the series progressed, the extent of her addiction only began to be revealed. I also liked the fact that there was no miracle cure at the end, but that it was shown what addiction really is. There was also a nice element of mystery in the series. In the end, however, the series was largely about addiction.
The series started as a normal hospital drama, but the tension intensified episode by episode. The series was surprisingly able to combine different genres and still be believable. There were, of course, a few little follies in the series and perhaps too many convenient coincidences. But still. I liked this series.
I also liked the way addictions were dealt with. In the end, it all culminated in Lucinda's addiction, even if it didn't seem like it at first. As the series progressed, the extent of her addiction only began to be revealed. I also liked the fact that there was no miracle cure at the end, but that it was shown what addiction really is. There was also a nice element of mystery in the series. In the end, however, the series was largely about addiction.