After Tom Delaney’s daughter disappears, he pursues every avenue to locate her. During his search, he discovers unsettling truths about his deceased wife and also among his friends. The storyline incorporates numerous unexpected developments and subtle clues that keep viewers engaged and wanting more with each installment. I have to say I was drawn to this series because Michael C. Hall was connected to it. (Hello…

It’s centered around a walled neighborhood, which feels like a strange concept to see portrayed in British television. The plot itself isn't offensively bad; it stretches believability, but that's fairly standard for TV dramas. However, the acting is shockingly poor—truly dreadful across the board. It’s not simply stiff performances I can tolerate; this is something far worse. Those familiar with Spinal Tap will reca…