Enter the diversity, the absent fathers, and the chimping out.

1994 - pre-floodgate opening. Omens not good.

Lennie James put in a good performance. Some of the other supporting cast not so much.

Just watched this first season again. Excellent nostalgia from 1992 in the days when we were a sensible country with our own problems before importing more.

The cars, the look and feel, and the lack of diversity nonsense.

Black actors are simply that - actors whose characters make sense and fit right in rather than being shoehorned in.No gay race climate communism. There's no agenda, no bullshit we see in modern times, just good TV with all the loose end tied up. Christ, we were spoiled.

That said, in this last episode I don't see what happened to the other security guard 'Tommy Keating'. Must have missed that. Poor show, old boy.

Et tu, Ashur?

My memory of Caesar's end must be a little hazy.

Good finale, great final fight but not so much the Primus. Just hold your sword up in the air, fer cryin' out loud!

This could have been corny. It could have been lame. It could have been poor.

It is not.

Not too sure on Avallach or Pendarin but the acting is excellent - especially from the leads - and the production is impressive.