Wild Bill

Wild Bill is so amazing loved the dynamic between the 14 year old daughter and her Dad makes a great Detective Duo. It is a great cop show that is great to see it being filmed in England as most good cop shows come from America and it is nice to see one that is based in England for a change. I cannot wait to watch the next episode.

It's too bad COVID came along and cut this series short. It's got to be one of Lowe's best, although he needed a better makeup artist. Worthy of a watch, even if there's no second season.

The sets are really good and the episode scripts are very good. The directing and acting is almost spot on,. The only character that really was annoying was Lydia. Sure you know she wanted the job and didn't get it, but by episode 6 that should've started to rub down. Started to try and understand her new boss before she ends up on the cutting block she keeps crying about. The rest of the characters are super interesting.

9.3/10.

It's amazing how much better British shows are or can be than American shows in various ways. It's like the ones involved in making a British show actually care/care more about making it to where it shows. I thoroughly enjoyed watching the first season of this show which could be the entirety of it if it doesn't get renewed for a second season. The cinematography is excellent as expected from a British show. Maybe their scenery provides more options for beautiful cinematography than in America, who knows. The literal songs used, however many there were, were great, the score(s) even better. In short, the show was very enjoyable for me to watch and I recommend you do the same just to see if you like it on the assumption that you're not sure whether or not to give it a shot.

The 12 years old daughter is played by a woman almost double her age and the most undislikeable brat you could think off.

Why?