carolmartin3 I can't help feeling that this is influenced by the Kutcher incident? American girl and her European boyfriend, murder in their apartment, tabloid judgement etc? But everything from the acting to the accents - particularly the 'I'm from Scotland Yard' policeman ... no one says that here in the UK! As someone else noted, there are so many 'this is how the US think we do things' moments too - factually incorrect.Absolutely will not continue past episode 2 - which I've struggled through.

mmarianne This will only be a quick one. The series is about a murder. So much is clear. People in this world know about murder, because we're fed them constantly in books, movies, TV, hell, even newspapers. The millennials knows a little bit about always being watched by smart-phones cameras and voice recording. And yet, in this series, we are to believe that the main character, Grace, have no clue of neither. She is a dear in the headlight, always going of on her own little trips which put her in more danger and her poor sister, always comforting and supporting... She end up laughing out loud just as the funeral of her friend, Molly - the murdered girl - had stopped. Naturally, she didn't realize that she was being filmed, by the thousands of paparazzi covering her case.Everything feels fake in this series. Grace, played extremely bad, by Daisy Head, have exactly two facial expressions. Surprised, and sort-of-emotional-could-be-any-type. The sister, the lawyer, the persecutor, the cops... they're all made out of stereotypes which doesn't do the trick in this very long, very badly executed, TV-series of crime and passion (as in the sort-of- feelings-for-the-dead-girl) (and the whore-house they all work in) I took the advice of a previous reviewer here in IMDb and quit watching in the middle, and just found out who did it, elsewhere. It was exactly whom I had thought from the beginning. So boring is not enough, it's also super predictable. I am so glad that I wrote this review, because I needed to get the whole ordeal out of my head never to think of again.

jtungsten16 I just discovered Guilt and I'm Guilty of watching it nonstop until the end, the complex stories and characters is what makes this wonderful show. The show opens with a murder and is so much more than that. I just wish that people watched more television these days and had time to watch a gem of a show like this. I don't know if maybe this show was on a major network it would of gotten better ratings, I don't know. The writing,acting and directing are top notch on Guilt. The wardrobe and scenery on the show are superb as well. The show ended in a way that, you for not feel cheated and they sort of wrapped everything up which is good. So please if you haven't seen This show you must, you will be hooked I promise.

erjolley-1 Whoever wrote this script did little or no research of the British Legal system. All the jail scenes do not show Briish jails but Hollywood American jail furnishings. Barristers at law do not prowl the front of the court but plead standing behind their podiums and read from their briefs. In British law you can not ' plead the fifth' . British rules of Sub Judecie forbid any discussion of a case especially in the press once a suspect has been charged with a crime. All in all a travesty of bad research and please not a second series of Mid Atlantic trash. Filmed on location in London it may have been for the exterior shots but I suspect Canada or somewhere in North America for internals. A mixture of genuine American accents from the genuine Americans, weak accents from the British/Americans and the obligatory Eastend cockney accents from the genuine Brits. Worth watching only for the goofs.