Having been a fan of Line Of Duty & also a fan of Keely Hawes I was the ideal audience for this drama. Unfortunately it was extremely wide of the mark.

I'm happy to suspend a certain amount of belief in the name of entertainment but the colossal plot holes were too big to overlook.

The dialogue was particularly cringeworthy & I found myself embarrassed at watching it at certain parts. The most tedious aspect was the writer assuming that the audience would not be able to follow what was going on & the need to bang you over the head with what was happening & telegraph it ahead of time as you would with a drama written & performed for children.

The quality of acting was chronically poor with the performance of Nina Toussaint-White standing out most profoundly

It was impossible to invest any empathy in any of the characters which led to you not caring about them.

To top it off the final episode was a dull & drawn out set piece with zero drama & a ludicrous narrative ending in complete confusion as to 'whodunnit' & no will at all to attempt to figure it out.

I even rated "Nativity 3: Dude, Where's My Donkey?!" one star higher than this amateur tosh