mattfacey

The story really fits the bleak winter of Cornwall. The characters can be a little infuriating, but you're left to stew in your own emotions while you wait for the story to evolve.

Loved seeing Mevagissey as it's rarely seen in Cornish TV programs. Watergate, Truro and Saint Agnes, as well as a few south coast beaches also take a starring role.

But the scenery does it for me. It's the real deal.

In an age of fakery and cgi, this drama feels real and at a pace that you'll soon get used to, like the pace of life in Cornwall, UK.

I suggest you go find these places off season, you won't be disappointed.

I'll be generous with my extra star, awarded for taking me to some places I've never seen or heard of, and for being visually pleasing.

-8 stars fir being factually incorrect, assuming that ancient non-European races were incapable of complex projects, and for talking boll hocks. I'm told this review is too short, so I'll whine on about these slightly odd talking heads whose first inclination when presented with a mystery is "aliens".

Fancy those aliens travelling through light years of space just to move a few rocks around, then leave us to it. Lol. I'd rather think given enough time and resources, those ancient aliens could sort out many many problems.