PeterWanderingSoul

People who didn't rate it too well are people who didn't either watch the show until the end or don't have much of a sense of humour.

It's pure Katherine Tate, at her best.

It'd been a while since we saw Tate play a bunch of characters, and a first to have them all in one show.

Great idea for a story, good cast, good jokes, fun moments, touching moments and an incredibly surprising ending. Hopefully Netflix won't ruin it with a second season. Sometimes things are best left as is.

Not sure that 600 words should be the minimum to write a review. Sometimes a few words describe best what you want to convey.

It's time imdb removes this required characters nonsense please. Or make it like 100. Not six hundred. Please guys. .

What we thought we'd see was Titanic's wreck. Instead, they repeat things we know already. Everything the voice over guy (whose voice doesn't belong in a documentary) says are things we've known since the late 90s. James Cameron has given us hours of incredible footage, these guys show us 4 minutes of the bow, some close up of some metal, and then it's all footage of either the guy in the sub, b rolls, reaction shots, cgi stuff.

The wreck looks exactly the same as it did in 1991. These guys keep saying "oh it's corroded!" Really Sherlock? It's a shipwreck.

The search for Guggenheim state room made me laugh. Who cares. There's a guy who's supposedly a descendant of the G man, and he's like "oh it's cool I'm standing where he last stood".

Boring.

"This is it, this is the state room right there" turn camera to: a piece of metal on the floor.

Boring.

All of it, boring.