Agreed.😊

Yes but a bit far fetched

yes.

Yes

💯

Yes, policeman was so could, I couldn't stand him! Haha!!

Me too!

Same here, I watched the full 6 in one night. I enjoyed it so much. Best drama I've seen for a long time.

Me too, i finished watching the series too.

I almost did too. I watched as long as I could get by with, but my evening walk with my dog was becoming way overdue. I used that walk (''intermission'' time) to pick up some beer and popcorn, (which is something I rarely do, but) a drama this good just seemed to call for it. As soon as I got home... popcorn popped, jammies on, beer in hand, TV on, ''I had to know who the killer was.'' The script was amazing, the acting was superb. I did get a chuckle out of the underwear guy too.The hubby and I had a friend who moved into our guest house, kept the grass watered (smoked quite a bit of grass too), and yes, he also kept the pool clean.Truth be told, this actor looked much better in underwear (although I wasn't really looking at our pool boy stoner friend) when in the yard, underwear was his only attire. Although a completely different script, if you get netflix (may be on YT), you gotta watch, ''The Intouchables''. Be sure to watch through the credits.

Me too i binge what it till it done.... I couldnt stop... Evn stopd a few times to charge an do a few things... Heeheehee now i can go do what i need .... Heeheehee

Me too

Me too

Guess what there’s 4 more episodes Just not on KZfaq... you can google them

@@lexiannehynes5380 cannot find it

Me to and I loved them all

This series was also in the US on TV. Juliet Lewis played the detective. 2 good ones I remember.

@@bubblegum6715 thanks for that.

Always expect the unexpected .....or v.v. could be!

KZfaq is a goldmine for those who like real, usually intelligent, well made films.

@@peterg463 Any channels in particular?

What a beautiful location to live in. I am surprised that more things are not shot there.

I live in the next suburb and some of the homes and streets are close by. Wow, good one. Thanks

Beautiful place go be. I'd like to go there. Great story.

Loved the Houses.

Thank you for your comment. As an interior designer in the US, I couldn't take my eyes off the beautiful architecture and intricate design details of the Queenslander homes in Brisbane. To me, the homes were as fascinating to see as the series itself. You're right in that these pieces of living art were like characters unto themselves. Thank you for revealing the location and style pf these beautiful homes. Now I'm curious as to why these spectacular homes are built high on blocks. Will have to research.

And she looks like Toms mother more than Tom.

Brat alert!

I agree 100%

Me too, so sad !

So very sad. She didn't express any emotion about killing him. Wow!

Yes you can silly!

Yes, the lead detective, Anthony Hayes, was "horrible." Truly a great actor to cause so much negative emotion in me from just playing a role.

Agreed.😊

I expected it. Nothing more devastating than the enemies of ones own household. Trouble is such perpetrators should be held accountable for life, not just till they’re 18. A life for a life. Not the father’s fault as someone else has said but the fault of the killer who victimized a complete innocent for her own gratification and when caught expressed no real remorse. People (adults and children) do make mistakes, from which most everyone can recover; but not from murder, child murder. From that there is no recovery. It’s Murder most foul. Tragic for Tom cut short and for his Mom a relentless future of regret and pain. The rest are the collateral damages. Only one victim here: Tom.

@@jeanettesdaughter Eva's mother, father, and sister are victims, too. Teach your children The Ten Commandments: the sixth commandment, Thou shalt not kill.

Shades of The Bad Seed!

This reminds me of the Birmingham, England United Kingdom Case

Please Please Please Mooooorrreeee!!

You are not alone .

I do, too, but not sure I have the energy!!

thats what she said

Mine also . I just stared the 2nd season and it's american and good so far

Really blew my mind..still cannot believe the ending

@@mrsbig5242 0 ⁰0a

I thought it all along tbh. I blamed the least expected person and always do

That's why people don't suspect children. They look innocent.

YOU SHOULD HAVE SEEN MY FAMILY HHHHH

It's still his fault

@@bz6263 WHY😱What did you do???😄

@@carolorsmond8642 nothing 😂 they never show their support that's all😂😂😂

I wondered about that, too. Except for the youngest who so wanted her family to stay together. Children detect the slightest fissure, the slightest threat. It frightens them! Even the horribly abused child will lie about the abuse to save the family “home.”

Of course she supported her father. She knew what really happened

Umm...yeah but...

So right! They look like houses you rent for a week or two on vacation. Similar to ones in Bahamas, St. Lucia, Mexico and even Cape Cod. So airy and open, you can hear the ocean when you sleep. 💖☮

These are typical "Queenslanders", a style of home that is prevalent in the State of Queensland, Australia. This was filmed in a suburb of Brisbane, Queensland.

I was thinking the same!!

@@AussieBrit Yes, I'm from Brisbane and have lived in and renovated a few 'Queenslanders'. The suburb is Sherwood, in the inner west of the city, one of the city's most expensive, with an average house price of $1 million - a tad beyond the budget of a house painter and real estate agent! 😉

@@kell4674 Hahaha...I was thinking the same thing, particularly after they both lost work...cheers!

Yeah in a Patty McCormack sort of way.

Really was

Psychopath

It was really good movie,i liked it