A nice piece of Australian entertainment with fine acting, engaging storylines, bright visual effects and smooth, entertaining flow.
It doesn't quite know whether it is all forensic pathology or it is "soap" melodrama; whereas the first season was the best IMO.
Each season drifts more toward not-credible melodramatic plots surrounding Harrow's personal life. That's not really good and weak. It shows that the writers are almost out of idea, which strongly showed itself in season 3.
Nevertheless, it is quite entertaining and the charismatic Ioan Gruffudd never disappoints. He's one of my favorite actors.
It doesn't quite know whether it is all forensic pathology or it is "soap" melodrama; whereas the first season was the best IMO.
Each season drifts more toward not-credible melodramatic plots surrounding Harrow's personal life. That's not really good and weak. It shows that the writers are almost out of idea, which strongly showed itself in season 3.
Nevertheless, it is quite entertaining and the charismatic Ioan Gruffudd never disappoints. He's one of my favorite actors.
- Screenplay/story: 8
- Development: 8.5
- Realism: 8.5
- Entertainment: 8.5
- Acting: 8.5
- Filming/cinematography: 8.5
- Visuals/special effects: 9
- Music/score: 8.8
- Depth: 8
- Logic: 7
- Flow: 8
- Thrill/drama: 7.5
- Ending: 8.