originaliko

It started great; I really liked the first episode. The second wasn't as great but the was enough going on to kept my interest up. I enjoyed the third episode . But after that I was so frustrated that I didn't really enjoy the rest of the episodes.

Maybe I didn't pay attention at first but druing the third episode it become apparent that Riri was as smart as the character is supposed to be. Saying that character is smart and graduate at an early age is not enough to show that the character is smart when every single decision the character take is stupid.

"She's good a math, science and stuff" is really not enough here.

I really like the start but Marvel really need better writer than this.

Often people write reviews after only a few episodes or maybe at the end of season 1. However, you seldom find reviews from the perspective of later seasons. I've just finished watching season five of Unforgotten and after all this time I still find that this is one of the best British crime TV shows.

I wasn't sure about the future of the series and whether there would be another season after season 4. But season 5 is both a continuation and a renewal. The show manages to retain its charm while exploring new themes and introducing new characters.

Season 5 has been well received by critics, with reviews describing it as "bleak," "angry," but still retaining its charm. The well-crafted cold case drama is more poignant than ever and packed full of heavy-hitting themes.

Unforgotten continues to be a gripping and engaging TV show even in its fifth season. If you're a fan of British crime dramas, I highly recommend giving it a watch.