Yeah it was brilliant and was actually based on a UK drama called Criminal JusticeHas anyone seen The Night Of? Was on Netflix a while back. Only watched 2 episodes of Time now but I can see where Orla is going and it reminds me of the main character in The Night Of☹
I only watched the first episode last night, might have to watch the others too! Very gritty and thought provoking. Some disturbing scenes that I couldn’t get out of my head. Also - would someone with a first offence seemingly tame in comparison to the others, be locked up with murderers? Genuine question- I thought she would be in somewhere less high security.
Also agree about Abi and Bella and that Tanya was a real piece of work!
I liked season 2 although I don't think it was quite as good as the first season. The performances were good although I found Orla quite unsympathetic, just me?
Also (putting this in a spoiler in case anyone hasn't finished episode 3)
Did anyone else find it a bit odd that Abi was given a life sentence? Yes she killed her baby but from the flashback it was very clear she was suffering from PPD and struggling with motherhood. It's awful but there were clearly mitigating circumstances, she didn't kill her baby in cold blood, I don't think in the UK we would realistically give a mother a life sentence for that crime - often they'd be sentenced to go to a secure mental health facility rather than a general population prison?
I liked season 2 although I don't think it was quite as good as the first season. The performances were good although I found Orla quite unsympathetic, just me?
Also (putting this in a spoiler in case anyone hasn't finished episode 3)
Did anyone else find it a bit odd that Abi was given a life sentence? Yes she killed her baby but from the flashback it was very clear she was suffering from PPD and struggling with motherhood. It's awful but there were clearly mitigating circumstances, she didn't kill her baby in cold blood, I don't think in the UK we would realistically give a mother a life sentence for that crime - often they'd be sentenced to go to a secure mental health facility rather than a general population prison?
I liked season 2 although I don't think it was quite as good as the first season. The performances were good although I found Orla quite unsympathetic, just me?
Also (putting this in a spoiler in case anyone hasn't finished episode 3)
Did anyone else find it a bit odd that Abi was given a life sentence? Yes she killed her baby but from the flashback it was very clear she was suffering from PPD and struggling with motherhood. It's awful but there were clearly mitigating circumstances, she didn't kill her baby in cold blood, I don't think in the UK we would realistically give a mother a life sentence for that crime - often they'd be sentenced to go to a secure mental health facility rather than a general population prison?
I thought it was good but all too nicely wrapped up at the end!Unpopular opinion but,
I've just finished season 2, I found it abit meh, cracking actress Bella Ramsay, the first season was so much better and intense.
I've not watched 3rd episode yet but I prefer the 1st seriesJust finished it. Way too cheesy and soppy. Actually a bit annoyed at the ending.
I love both series. I am going to now re-watch the first with my husband as I think he will like it too- we love Stephen Graham too.Oh my - what a 2nd season! As others have said, I also cried (in fact sobbed like a baby!) during the 2nd and 3rd episodes. The actors were so real and raw, it really felt like I was being allowed to watch a real prison. I thought the first season was excellent but never thought this season could match it. I had not seen Bella Ramsey before (except when she was interviewed on Graham Norton's Show recently) but she is a fabulous actress. It was so heart breaking when Daniel was taken from her - that choked me up the most and I'm not even a mother!
Wow it was very cheesyJust finished it. Way too cheesy and soppy. Actually a bit annoyed at the ending.
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