I was looking forward to this series; yet only the BBC would focus more time and energy on diversity than a good drama.
I am still not sure if this is a comedy or a drama?
The characters are fluffy stereotypes with no depth as if plucked from the TRUEMAN show. There is an old adage that says "it's the imperfections that makes something perfect". Here so much effort had been made in preening the actors, hair and make up perfect that you just can't imagine them completing a 14 hour shift or relating to actual people on the streets.
To many rushed plots forced into a short space of time. (Less can be more, devil is in the detail) Conversation between characters are one liners, wooden and forced. The new probationer is too cocky, weak and annoying.
If only there was more edgy banter, something that relates to real life and not from a teenage novel.
However the settings in Brighton are awesome and great to see.
I am still not sure if this is a comedy or a drama?
The characters are fluffy stereotypes with no depth as if plucked from the TRUEMAN show. There is an old adage that says "it's the imperfections that makes something perfect". Here so much effort had been made in preening the actors, hair and make up perfect that you just can't imagine them completing a 14 hour shift or relating to actual people on the streets.
To many rushed plots forced into a short space of time. (Less can be more, devil is in the detail) Conversation between characters are one liners, wooden and forced. The new probationer is too cocky, weak and annoying.
If only there was more edgy banter, something that relates to real life and not from a teenage novel.
However the settings in Brighton are awesome and great to see.
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