Helen struggles to process what Dale revealed to her, everyone is quick to get to work when they hear of a Nuclear disaster in The Soviet Union.
It's been a tremendous first series, and this final episode is another brilliant watch, everything that's been happening, events minor and major all culminate in this brilliant final episode. We finally get answers to the question I asked back in episode one, why is Helen the way she is. We also learn a great deal about Dale.
The scenes between Helen and Dale, truly moments to get a tear out of you, can I just was that Rob doesn't go out of it, he's awesome.
So much happened in the 1980's when you watch this show, and realise the myriad of Earth shocking events, in this one they cover the fallout of Chernobyl, that scene where Helen interviewed a resident of Kyiv was astonishing, and perfectly believable.
I am already counting down for the second series, if it's anything like this first series, it's going to be fantastic.
Excellent, 9/10.
It's been a tremendous first series, and this final episode is another brilliant watch, everything that's been happening, events minor and major all culminate in this brilliant final episode. We finally get answers to the question I asked back in episode one, why is Helen the way she is. We also learn a great deal about Dale.
The scenes between Helen and Dale, truly moments to get a tear out of you, can I just was that Rob doesn't go out of it, he's awesome.
So much happened in the 1980's when you watch this show, and realise the myriad of Earth shocking events, in this one they cover the fallout of Chernobyl, that scene where Helen interviewed a resident of Kyiv was astonishing, and perfectly believable.
I am already counting down for the second series, if it's anything like this first series, it's going to be fantastic.
Excellent, 9/10.