But I was drawn in by its strong ratings, and I am pleased I did. This review covers S1, 2 and 3 which I watched over about a week.

For me, S3 was the strongest, and it was really down to the humour.

I was surprised, flicking through some of the other user reviews, that only one other I read mentioned the humour. I really loved the lively attacks on the prejudices of class, race, gender and much more. Most of the cast coped brilliantly with the demands made on them. S3 really zinged along with great energy and it was a delightful romp.

Just at the end I felt a bit of anticlimax but I guess it was inevitable given that the story was less powerful than the humour.

S4 is about to hit the streams, so I hope it doesn't disappoint.