15 Days

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.

Such an interesting story, slow and too many flashbacks yet it kept me watching. I wish I didn't, I wasted 4 days for nothing, horrible and stupid ending, so many unanswered questions, I am so disappointed.

I am surprised by the negative reviews, I thoroughly enjoyed this four part series. It truly was a good old fashioned murder mystery. All of the necessary elements were present, good characters, motives, opportunities, and of course no end of suspects. I enjoyed the way the story was told, very unusual, but in a way that was easy to follow.

Truly they are the most dysfunctional family on Earth, every single one of them has hidden secrets, and of course motive for murder.

The biggest revelation for me wasn't the killer, although that outcome was about the only scenario I didn't imagine, but the performance of David Caves, am so used to him being Jack the good guy in Silent Witness, he showed here how versatile an actor he was, he was nasty.

I enjoyed it from start to finish. 9/10

Be prepared they murder a couple of animals for no reason. The show with the reverse storyline is an intriguing way to tell a story. Every character is a case study on being a terrible person.

What do you get when you combine a badly written script, massively over-emoting cliched characters, unnecessary human and animal brutality, and a contested will? 15 days. Thank the stars it was only four episodes.