Good Cop

It has no end. The last episode never aired, so you never get an ending. First 4 episodes r good but without an ending whats the point.

Why would a channel re-show a show with no ending and not show the ending 10 years later?

I almost turned it off so hard the first few episodes.. then I remembered how I was treated as a new female within the US military. Just like this, lots worse, and imagine what they said behind my back.. like the officers do within the show? Probably lots worse. And this is why I will only watch British police procedurals. They're feminist in a non overt way. Here it's beautifully and horrifically done. Women are strong enough to be soldiers and police officers and do blue collar work. But we must fear men because they're the ones doing the majority of crime. We need strong men like the male lead in this to just have our backs. Anyway.. Really wish it had a clean closing.

We watched this show with our Britbox subscription. The first two parts were each 100 minutes. Britbox wanted to charge a fee to watch the 3rd and 4th episodes (each only 50 minutes), but the descriptions matched things we'd already seen. If you are a Britbox subscriber, don't get caught up in this show because you will be seriously let down by plot threads that are unresolved.

I gave this a 7 based on what we saw, but I almost gave it a 2 based on the frustration of an unfinished story. The trivia says that the BBC pulled the plug on the last installment...really? It would have had to be "in the can" since they were running on successive weeks. So what happened to the conclusion? I guess we'll never know.

A wonderful good cop turned vigilante series, very well done throughout, especially by Warren Brown in the lead role. Some plot loopholes as usual but it ends after 4 episodes and i was really looking forward to the 5th episode which was never made. I can only assume they made the last episode expecting to make a second series but it was cancelled and so the series never really ends at all. So, very frustrating at the end but still worth watching a really good series.

It's a well told tale of a Liverpool cop's journey from lawman to vigilante. And Warren Brown's understated but effective performance makes this an easy ride but alas the destination is desolate. They leave so many plot lines dangling that when it ended I thought Brit Box just forgot to upload the final episode. Will he get caught? Should he? Will he sort his complicated family life? Alas we'll never know. I guess they assumed there would be a second series and there was not.

So, if you need closure and resolution it might not be for you. The rest of us will enjoy the excellent episodes they did produce and have to let our imaginations finish the story.