This series is timely for many reasons, and I personally found it captivating. For those of us (from afar) who lived through the events via media, this was a very black & white story at the coalface of what happened. It's honest, despite the difficulty of the subject matter & themes, and it will not be a series that some will be able to make it all the way through.

Short at five episodes, it's balanced correctly the length to tell the story of the disaster, the impact on the victims, the survivors, the apparatics, the scientists and so on. The acting is phenomenally good, but also so is the direction. There are also some incredible stand out scenes which I'm sure certain big name directors are wishing they'd have done it first.

Very educational and very intelligent. The producers deserve a lot of credit for their part and courage to create this without resorting to any cliche. A fine series and one that will be oft watched for many years to come.