As I had watched and enjoyed Line of Duty, I remembered the name of Jed Mercurio. So it is natural that I came to watch Bodyguard as well - and was generally content, even some good performers are in both series (e.g. Keele Hawes). The leading man, Richard Madden opened a bit slowly to me, but when I understood the logic of events and those happening in the past to his character, I began to enjoy his motives and way of expression as well.

The thrill is in place, and several twists let you want to watch this series at least not more than in two parts (prior to a certain death and after). The so-called general solution is good, enabling to actualise the events happening in a modern Western country where no big cases are subject to corruption. As for deficiencies, there are some scenes-twists not too plausible in an information society and modern criminology, and the run of a certain deactivation was depicted too long. But still, Bodyguard excels many e.g. US related series.