Secret Bridesmaids' Business

I was addicted from the first episode. A good story with well thought out characters, together with fine acting from Abbie Cornish and the guy playing Jacob. However, it felt like the last 15 minutes was just written on the spot to wrap up the series. Such a disappointing finish.

I gave this a 7 but it would have been higher if the last two episodes had been better. For example, an important character disappears, duly noted by main characters and then total lack of concern, just forgotten about and the final episode was just all over the place. Again, incidents happen and no-one seems bothered. Sloppy direction, poor script? Whatever, this spoiled an otherwise good series.

... all three female leads fill their roles admirably ... yet unquestionably the star of this 6-part mini-series is Alexander England ... he's just absolute-pleasure-fun to watch ... normally acting the-good-guy here he's just perfect in a-psychotic-performance ... many might have come for Cornish or McGrath yet they'll leave remembering Jakob Novak.

This was going to be a 8-9. The story was gripping, and the actor playing Jacob could make you forgive some of the questionable acting by fellow stars. He was brilliant. So of course, was Abbie Cornish - as always. "Finally!" I screamed. "A good channel seven show! A great Australian series that's been made for tv!" I told all my friends and family... Now I feel, really, really bad for wasting their time. Because that ending..... No spoilers, just a warning. For a suspense series based on finding out the conclusion/what happens, that was shockingly stupid. It seems like someone had given the writer 2 minutes to scribble something down before a bomb went off. Can you refund six hours of your life? Because I would very much like too.

First 5 episodes were so so good. Fast paced, interesting storylines and characters. Seemed like the show was going for at least 10-15 episodes and they cut them down to 6. The finale was rushed, didn't answer questions and left storylines open.