As with so many of the current spate of mini series, this was nicely written, produced and directed, captivating start, and a complete waste of time because it had no ending. I couldn't write a TV series so I feel uncomfortable moaning but then I don't profess it to be my job. So, as a viewer, I'd like to request that the writers think about the whole story from start to finish, and make the ending fit the rest. I don't mind the odd plot hole, I don't need everything to be forensically ship shape, but a meaningful conclusion that at least looked like it was joined to the start would be very welcome.