Stag

What a beauty!.... This is one series I won't forget... it has a bit of everything, and it does not fail. When it first started, I picked up that this was going to be subtle comedy, and after the first 'departed ', I sat in awe, as I knew this was going to be special, and it was. Well and truly worth the watch...I would put this in my top 10 list. Enjoy, and take it for what it is and you will 'get it'...Excellent

I stumbled on this and really enjoyed it. Black comedy and a good yarn. Good twists towards the end.

Watch it for the acting. The plotting is a bit off - there aren't any hints of the extra woman till the end, and even the "we need to kill everyone off so we have all the money" thing comes in a little too late. But the acting makes it worth it. I really didn't want the throttled bloke to die. The brother in law holds up a scenario that tried for more than it could really make, but it's well worth a watch. And at least Tim and the additional extremely hot woman didn't walk off into the distance or have much connection at all.

Well just when you thought the BBC were spent they hand us this, a great mix of Miss Marple, Hercule Poirot and Hostel.

I feel the show was undersold thus missed a bigger audience but in my opinion was/is one of the (BBC) shows of 2016.

I could be opinionated as I'm from Scotland but the setting is as dreary as it is here.

Can't wait for the third episode as the first two have set the finale up well.

For a change well done BBC.

Sandy.

This was listed as a comedy.... total BS.

It a good who dunnit and why, with some black humour and some minor slapstick to create its own genre.

Black comedy it isn't quite. Some humour is logical given things have gone wrong, as the guys try to cheer themselves up.

We did get absorbed despite the 3/10 comedy features.

Won't do any spoilers but it's a survivalist who dunnit, with some twists at the end as most do.

Should be listed in the various streaming services, especially Amazon more accurately. Probably as mystery-horror with some humour.

Recommend it as a wet Sunday binge, with a good wine.