Overview
- Netflix premiered the three-episode limited series on January 15, and third-party charts place it at No. 2 globally soon after launch.
- Conversation volume has spiked, with TelevisionStats ranking it the most talked-about series online, outpacing HBO’s Heated Rivalry.
- Reviews highlight Mia McKenna-Bruce’s lead turn and period craft, while criticisms focus on pacing, tone, and structural choices.
- Aggregator snapshots cite roughly low-70s approval from critics and notably lower audience ratings around the low-50s, underscoring a divided reception.
- Creator Chris Chibnall frames the show as a Bundle-centered reimagining and says he is open to future stories, though the series is marketed as a one-off.