After binge-watching the whole 10 episodes, I think that Dig had the promise to become more than an event series. Jason Isaacs is one one the best British actors today and I truly respect his craft. It's so sad for me that his television series (as a main character) don't get a second season since Brotherhood. Shooting in Jerusalem was a bold move that added texture and a gritty look that was lost when production was moved to Albuquerque, New Mexico. The whole show had to be adapted and re-written, and many scenes re-shot or dropped. Keeping in mind that this series was originally planned as a 6 episode drama (the extra 4 episodes were added when the network was so pleased with the rushes shot on location), I like the overall direction of the plot, despite the huge number of characters that were introduced and cast aside, leaving many holes story-wise, even when I know some of them actually came with the added material (the original ending was very different in the 6 hours version). Dig happens to be a good show about fanaticism, intolerance and grief, that suffered from production changes, but enjoyable after all.

Intriguing series, good cast - skirting the edges of science and mythology.

Looks interesting, can't find it anywhere to watch :disappointed:

This was marvellous! An interesting story, good acting, great sets and edge of the seat action! 8/10

I love this series, it is one of my absolute favorites and I was crushed when I found out it had been cancelled. it infuriates me that crappy shows are being renewed while brilliantly written and acted productions like this are thrown away on reasons of not ideal ratings because studio decision makers can't be bothered taking chances for the benefit of viewers and the cast and crew. I have not seen a show with this level of intensity and twists – ever.