sue-06239
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What a great series! I've never seen Matthew Goode better in anything - he's fabulous as the maverick leader of a team of great characters. Always great to see Alexej Manvelov as I've seen some of his Swedish dramas and he's been mesmerising, as he is in this as the calm, measured but clearly lethal-when-required Akram. The relationship between him and Morck is so well-played and funny.
Everyone in this gave a great performance though - the banter is hilarious and the story was intriguing. Poor Merritt really went through it!
This show HAS to be renewed - I haven't read one bad comment about it and that's got to be a real boost to everyone involved - cast, crew and writers. Well done!
Everyone in this gave a great performance though - the banter is hilarious and the story was intriguing. Poor Merritt really went through it!
This show HAS to be renewed - I haven't read one bad comment about it and that's got to be a real boost to everyone involved - cast, crew and writers. Well done!
The horror of the Lockerbie bombing in 1988 has been portrayed before in documentaries and also the recent drama starring Colin Firth as a bereaved father.
This series, though, is primarily focused on the extremely complex, wide-ranging and stressful investigation and the multiple countries and agencies who worked together to find the culprits. The whole cast is excellent but in particular Connor Swindells and Patrick J Adams as the Scottish Police and FBI leads are tremendous and so believable. The years of dogged investigation and the many, many professionals who worked tirelessly to identify the bombers is inspirational. Those who were involved will never be the same again, I'm sure.
The torment of the families is very much to the fore as well, and the close bond that many of them formed with the people of Lockerbie and members of the investigation team over the following years is very emotionally played here. Phylis Logan is great as a local lady who forms a volunteer group to carefully clean and sort out the victims' belongings so they could return as much as possible to the grieving families.
This is a very, very good series and it is extremely emotionally affecting.
This series, though, is primarily focused on the extremely complex, wide-ranging and stressful investigation and the multiple countries and agencies who worked together to find the culprits. The whole cast is excellent but in particular Connor Swindells and Patrick J Adams as the Scottish Police and FBI leads are tremendous and so believable. The years of dogged investigation and the many, many professionals who worked tirelessly to identify the bombers is inspirational. Those who were involved will never be the same again, I'm sure.
The torment of the families is very much to the fore as well, and the close bond that many of them formed with the people of Lockerbie and members of the investigation team over the following years is very emotionally played here. Phylis Logan is great as a local lady who forms a volunteer group to carefully clean and sort out the victims' belongings so they could return as much as possible to the grieving families.
This is a very, very good series and it is extremely emotionally affecting.