Cecile Payzer To be honest, this show captivated me so much that i watched the whole of it in only 3 days. First of all, I was attracted to it because of Jason Isaacs. I love him as an actor, and once again I wasn't disappointed by his performance. He is the one that makes the whole series have sense and density. Secondly, I love everything that is a bit mysterious, involving deep down secrets, mythology and religion. So Dig is THE perfect show for that. The 1st episode immediately gets you into the story that seems a bit complicated at first but soon the other episodes bring answers, and inevitably more question. I am very very very frustrated that this show was cancelled after one season because they could have exploited Peter's character way more. For example we could have had a 2nd season where Peter search for the truth about his daughter (because we all know that she did not commit suicide right ?)

cobber-25150 Probably sitting a bit on the fence, if you take away historical facts, religious & moral views then the idea/concept for this series has potential, unfortunately the story line becomes weak and makes you wonder about how the FBI is portrayed. Here we have an agent who is causing trouble and the Ambassador wants removed, you would reckon they might follow his detective/partner whom he is always with. You reckon they might also follow his boss/ friend with benefits, listen to calls, seriously if this was for real he would have been bumped of in the first five minutes an early episode.There is certainly enough there for you to keep watching the entire season, however I thought the last episode was the major let down, looked liked it was thrown together last minute. If season 2 goes ahead there are plenty of loose ends to tidy up or continue the plot.I just don't see that happening...

pavle68 I am not a conspiracy theories fan, but nevertheless I like a good story. This one isn't. Underdeveloped, full of holes, 'deus ex macina' situations which are magically solving apparent problems in script... That Moriah secret society is depicted as bunch of high school kids on a field trip to get drunk and laid. The Essen part of the story had more potential in it. Also the story of cop being conned by two archaeologists could have been a fantastic plot by itself if developed properly. The set though is the only thing I have enjoyed.Acting is bad, especially on the US side of the cast. But not to blame it all on the actors, they seemed to be left clueless most of the time by script writers. yet i've watched it to the end. I usually do so with the TV series. At least their first seasons. Will pass the second one on this (if any).

KellyVanRijn For nine episodes, this show built momentum towards some sort of conclusion. Then came episode ten. I'm not sure if this was a supposed to be a ten episode mini series or what, but the last episode seemed to be cobbled together real quickly with little sense of coherency. The big reveal was that the red headed girl was trying to avenge her nutty father, an archaeologist marginalized years before by the archaeologist with whom the red headed is sleeping. The only interesting character, the Israeli cop, was killed in the previous episode by the red headed girl. Awful ending. The whole conspiracy thing thing just fizzled out, as if the writers got bored with their jobs. I hope this series gets canceled for being stupid.