Fool Me Once

If Lumley doesn’t quite act Keegan off-screen, she is nonetheless fantastically formidable. Throw in a plot that moves like a slinky on steroids and you have a post-Christmas thriller to cherish.

Fool Me Once has enough potential for some intriguing plot twists, and more than enough solid performances, to make up for some awkward dialogue and plot points that feel like they’re going to unnecessarily complicate things.

Fool Me Once is junk food television. .... The breakneck pace and dull predictability at which the shocks come only makes the series feel dumbed down.

It’s TV that has the capacity to shock you – not because the plot is shocking, but because you’re shocked it’s still on.

Full of plot holes. Don't believe the hype and save your precious time. your are welcome

Not very good, not very bad. ..................

A confusing, muddled mystery that features a posh actress pretending to be a grizzled, combat veteran. There's also an utterly unlikeable detective whom everyone is inexplicably devoted to. And a host of supporting characters who exist only to be dumped upon by the protagonists. Stylish at times, but it ultimately misses the mark.

Terrible plot, holes all over the place and some of the acting is just poor. Goes on far too long.

Awful, with some of the most ridiculous and illogical plot twists I've ever had the misfortune of viewing.