I love good fantasy (no pun intended), and this is good fantasy. As others have said, great writing, great actors and acting (not a single duff performance), and a plot that you want to keep following. The chemistry between Matthew and Diana has been obvious from the start, which doesn't always happen even when characters are supposed to be madly in love. It takes two actors who understand the essentials of sexual attraction to portray it convincingly, with just the right amount of smouldering, held back intensity that you know is going to end up in bed. I'm not sure that I wanted it spelled out (again no pun intended) quite so graphically in one scene, as we all know what goes on when two people jump passionately onto one another, and prurience isn't my thing. Can't wait for Season 2. I am not even going to dock any stars for one of my pet hates, a cliché used by many film and series makers and last annoyingly seen in Alex Ryder, and this is the inexplicable colour co-ordination in shades of aqua, teal and turquoise with splashes of red and orange, plus shooting through a blue-green filter which makes white look like pale blue. I know that some scenes need to be dark and forbidding, but not every scene benefits from being muted with a filter. Stop it! But even this distraction faded as I watched the plot unfold. Super-duper series!