I’m anticipating a good experience given what MovieGuys said; their assessment has me intrigued, and I’m going to watch it immediately. It certainly gives off the predictable vibe of forced diversity initiatives that I’ve grown accustomed to seeing from British productions.

I wish I’d exercised more caution before giving this one a chance, especially considering the BBC's involvement; Russell Tovey was enough to lure me in, but I instantly wished I hadn't bothered. It carries with it the predictable diversity initiatives that have become standard from British productions, and also a strange sense of unwarranted pride, as if the UK still holds some kind of significant global position.…