Die Pembrokeshire Morde

A well-written and beautifully filmed mini-series, with a great lead and good supporting performances, this incredible drama focusses on the Bullseye Killer's crimes

Wilkins himself had some small part in seeing that the series stuck to the truth without sensationalising anything that had happened. As well as this, Cooper's son met with one of the screenwriters. The authenticity of the drama shows, as do the efforts of the director to ensure it gives fair representation of the victims

The best ITV drama I've seen

Based on a true story. Compelling, draws you in and makes you wonder what brings a person to such deeds. Scary if you think that this has really happened.

Placed in the beautiful scenery of Wales.

Pembrokeshire was the scene of several murder and violent crimes, which went unsolved, and spanned several years. The Pembrokeshire Murders solves the case of The Coastal Murders.

Another ITV drama series which tells the story of a real life crime, following on from White House Farm and Des, this was truly excellent.

Great to see that it was filmed in and around Pembrokeshire, you never know where they'll pitch their cameras these days, but this had a true air of authenticity to it.

A terrific cast play their part very well, Keith Allen is excellent as Cooper, however the standout is Like Evans, who takes up a rare television role, and brings Investigating Officer Steve Wilkins incredibly well.

If you're interested in the case, there is a very good documentary, The Bullseye Killer, worth watching once this show is finished.

I thought this was excellent, one of the best dramas on screen for a while, 9/10.

Fantastic mini-series. Great police work and a very well done adaptation. All actors were excellent.

Well acted and well told - it's based on a real story so cannot be more sensationalised than reality; I found it gripping