Miss Scarlet and the Duke

This has been a very welcome addition to a time-worn genre, with interesting sets, great costumes, and an authentic period feel. The final twist in the series may have felt a little contrived, but on the whole the scripts were above average for this type of drama, and Kate Phillips excellent in the lead role.

The costumes and sets are brilliant. Not surprised as the Irish film industry is long accustomed to facilitating top quality period productions. The cast and acting is great, Mr Moses in particular adds to the ensemble. Sometimes let down by the storylines and the set up is a little cliched (two people don't get on but respect are care for each other, hints of romance, will they won't they). It hits a good balance between charm, humour and more serious tones, very enjoyable and do hope we will be able get more when the world recovers.

I finished the first season in one sit, it was quite interesting and not a bit boring, kept me glued to my tv till the end.

The plot was amazing, the actors were creatively selected each for his or her role, the acting was great, mosses role was outstanding, I hope he'll have more screen time in the upcoming seasons, the duke was great and Eliza was excellent.

Can't wait for season 2, and more seasons, I wish they have more episodes in each season, at least 12 or 16 instead of 6.

It somehow reminded me of the set of Murdoch mysteries however the plot was more darker in here, and I extremely enjoyed it.

I highly recommend this to anyone.

The mysteries were great & not obvious. The characters & acting are close to perfect. The debate on women's roles & rights were completely on point without being tiring & somtimes pointless as you see in many other series.

I haven't seen anyone mention this yet but I surely can't be the only one who noticed it...During the credits after each episode, some of the letters are in red font instead of white. I wondered if they spelled clues and yep they do! Fun! Keep an eye out fellow sleuths!