Anne-Sophie Potier

It will hurt your brain, but it's a GREAT show !
The concept of Elias being Julian and its own loop... brilliantly thought, brilliantly presented, and in the end, interestingly thwarted.

I love EVERYTHING about this show.
The characters, the storylines, the way it's filmed, the awkwardness, and more than anything Leslie Knope.
The interpretation is spot on, you get amazingly caught up in the characters lives.
Throughout the 7 seasons, there is not one bad episode, and the ending of the show was just terrific

Loved season 1 - the setting, the actors, the Englishness of it all !
This couple wondering about Syria, Brexit and Post prison Sex is delightful !
***
Season 2 is not doing it for me.
Everything is too american, with unnecessary "wokeness" in the program, which makes the couple unbelievable - the husband being a backthinking idiot, and the wife being a better than thou type of person... These two would not even have been together long enough to get married.

Loved most of this run.
But season 13 is actually painful to watch...

Good mystery show for young ones, with an interesting intrigue at the center.
Love how they actually film diving, and how it's not just a background general idea.

So many giggles !
Brings up a lot of relevant subjects, and spins them on a positive outcome every time

Overall a good show, with Eva Green quite convincing, and a Timothy Dalton who's role fits him like it was tailormade.
The only critic would be that some episodes try to build up so hard on fear for so long that the whole effect becomes lost.

SHow was OK, but not strong enough.
Though it was a nice change to check 'regular' people in the world of superhroes