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As a born Norn Iron lad, I really wanted to like this. The writing in the second series is so poor it makes the plot pointless. Plotlines happen for no reason, characters are introduced and disappear without reason. The awkward storytelling really is the worst.

Danielle Macdonald seems like a decent enough actor as does Conor MacNeill, but they are in such a poor concept it is nearly impossible to be sure.

I remember the first series and it was ok but I lost interest as the series went on. I would not have watched the second series of it had not been shot in the Wicklow Mountains in Ireland.

The shocking thing is it appears the Jamie Dornan is not a good actor. I loved The Fall, but he his really one dimensional in this. Say it ain't so.

One to avoid I fear.

Badly conceived and written. Badly acted with an unrealistic script. Northern Ireland does not need this kind of tripe. Borders on bigotry, nationalist neighbourhoods' residents hanging around the streets looking for trouble. It should be humanising Northern Ireland's population instead of making like that nothing has changed since the bad old days of the troubles. I'm really fed up of the BBC continually casting Irish people as a bad lot, it is an old fashioned and anirritating stereotype that when ever there is an Irish character on a TV show it is likely he will be portrayed as a bad person and a criminal. It really is insulting. Please stop BBC.

Take two awful actors / comedians add a diabolical script and this is what you get, tripe! British comedy used to be the best in the world, now it's easily the most pathetic.