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trt | 23:20 Sun 15th Feb 2015 | Film, Media & TV
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I couldn't understand what the hell it was about?
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Was watching Mr Selfridge so plan to watch this on the iplayer.
It isn't about anything yet but surely you could tell that it's going to be about the power struggles involved in filling the casual vacancy?
I thought it was a load of cliched rubbish with stereotypical characterisations from 1970s murder mysteries.
It was rather clichéd but watchable - the usual faux (or is it) portrayal of the Village Committee mentality.
Enjoyed the book, but will reserve judgement on the TV drama till I watch Episode 1.
Hope you're feeling better even if somewhat perplexed.
No, I don't understand it but it looks interesting, after all they're not going to have Rory Kinnear killed off so early without some follow on, I hope.
I have just read the book but needed a note pad to hand to keep track of all the characters. Its hard work.
I watched it but not sure if I will carry on next week. Hard to get to grips with whose who, also why some people were behaving as they did.
Obviously not a village one would clamour to inhabit.
3 hour party political broadcast for Labour. (going by the first hour) And then switch to BBC2 'Welcome to Mayfair' for another one.
I've not read the book,but I quite enjoyed tonights episode. I wouldn't call it bleak,but there's a definite "atmosphere".
I enjoyed it but was surprised that the Rory Kinnear character came to an early demise. Then read (in DM article) that he appears in episodes 2 & 3 in flashback scenes. He's a great actor.
I watched it but not sure if I will watch again next week. Maybe give it one more try.
I enjoyed it more than I expected to. The characters developed well and it grew on me. I will watch it again as it made a change to the over long period drama series which are the usual Sunday evening fayre.
I read it (mainly because I loved the Harry Potter books) but I didn't enjoy it - found it a depressing book. So, even though the ending has apparently been changed, I won't be watching.
After reading these comments, I'm glad I stuck with Mr Selfridge.
Just a slice through village life - snobbery and deference, corruption, influence peddling, cruelty and weakness, drug abuse and greed tempered only by occasional acts of goodness.
I'm curious about the comments from Rory Kinnear right at the end. I wasn't enjoying it at all but those few words made me think there was more to it after all. The characters are absolutely obnoxious, particularly the half-brother. Fancy damaging your own son's bike!
I was looking forward to this after all the hype which, it turns out, was completely misplaced. IMHO it was like trying to swim through treacle and I gave up 3/4 of the way through.
Gave up and watched Julie Walters instead - that was at least interesting in the background
Absolute drivel. Embarrassing to watch actors like Michael Gambon and Keeley Hawes phoning in their performances.

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