15 Days

Not sure why the rating is so low for the show but it's pretty decent. You don't know 'whodunnit' until maybe the last two minutes of the show and it's not who you would expect. I recommend it.

I watch mostly all UK series. I was sick of sifting thru stuff and saw the one ad review on my phone. I watched til the end. I thought it was decent. I didn't like the hurried ending but I've turned off a bunch of series 20 min in the last few nights. This is creepy. They could have done a bit more back ground on the characters and yes the ending wasn't all that but I think it was a decent thrilling watch...

Slow burner, superbly well acted intricate and depressing story of family of 4 children arguing over the inheritance of their parents estate. (Sure makes me glad to be an only child!). Nearly all characters are unlikeable and have sinister intentions or back stories. Not sure it was worth the 4 hours. Could've been done in half that.

15 days is a brilliant idea, it is a perceptive study of a dysfunctional family from a great cast. Highly recommended viewing.

This has the look of quality drama and the setting in Wales ensures some lovely scenery.

The acting is fair to very good in most cases.

The idea that we start with the murder and know who the victim is is quite novel but then the problems begin.

We have to endure 15 days worth of action before the admittedly surprising denouement.

Even over 4 episodes it feels at times that the story is stretched a little too much and one's interest can flag at times because of that.

The setting is gloomy throughout and the characters are,with a few exceptions,the most unpleasant bunch of people you hope you never have to encounter. All human frailty is on display.

I found the scenes of animal cruelty unnecessary and I'm sure will upset a lot of people.

In short,it's 4 episodes of unrelenting gloom and you will probably want to turn to comedy as an antidote,if you last the course.