I honestly started watching this show because Micheal c hall was in it and i missed seeing him on screen .he was awesome as dexter . The show was really good im glad o watched it .its one of those shows that every episode leaves you in a cliffhanger and you just got to keep watching the next episode . The twist at the end was good I did not see it coming. I hope that there is a season 2 .

For any watcher out there, sorry but this is a waste of time, I had big expectations cause I loved him in Dexter and now I am totally disappointed. they offered him the 9 th Dexter season and he refused to be back with this?? WTF guys..

Seeing Michael C Hall in a series again made me excited to watch this, but the series is kind of a letdown for me.
The story isn't bad but everything is so rushed and I couldn't relate to any of the characters.
It just seems really unbelievable that all these weird characters exist in the UK. It kind of feels like they took an American Series and just threw in in the UK with only changing the peoples accents.

The show was decent. Slightly ridiculous some of the character's actions but it wasn't awful.

Michael C Hall is showing to be (again) he's a truely good actor, carrying all of this.
Several of the supporting actors are mediocre at best. Several of the kids are truely great though.

The series is very complicated with many characters who all have their own secret agendas.
Plottwists galore. A typical Coben's series. In many ways I enjoy this more than Fool me Once or The Stranger.

I have a too long backlog of shows I want to watch to give this show any more time. Too basic and I cannot handle Dexter as a smirking englishman, especially as I cannot handle any smirking englishmen

Well that was worth a watch with some unexpected twists and turns at the end. Didn't see some of them coming. :thumbsup_tone1: Well worth a watch.

A very good and edge of the seat mini series. Intrigue everywhere. :thumbsup_tone1: Well worth a watch.

The real crime in this series is Michael C. Hall's accent

I feel that the story was sort of going somewhere but around episode 4, it just went off the rails. [spoiler] They show us where the missing girl is. One of the main characters gets stabbed in the most ridiculous series of events. [/spoiler] I don't know, it just lost me at the end of the episode. Decided I didn't really care what the outcome to the story would be and stopped right there.

What a weird choice to have the storyline about the body and family moving it around be in large parts comedy. So instead of what would've maybe worked as "Drama, Crime, Thriller" they IMO destroy the whole show and the vibe by adding Comedy.

As much as I love Michael, he should have tried harder. The accent... I didn't even realise he was supposed to be English until he had to raise his voice and say a word with letter "T" in it.
Marc and Amanda are the real stars of this show. The story itself is meh.

A first try at a TV series for novelist Harlan Corben, SAFE is about a father's desperate search for his daughter who has gone missing from their "safe" gated community. Like BROADCHURCH, everyone has secrets, everyone is guilty until they aren't ... or are they? The storytelling has lots of twists and turns. Michael C.Hall (with a British accent, no less) not only headlines with Amanda Abbington but was a producer of this Netflix production. My only criticism is that this never quite escapes the fact that this is an American writer trying to set his very American mystery premise in a UK setting. We have too many great UK Crime Dramas to not notice that it doesn't quite translate. However, pay real close attention, even with all the false leads, the solution to the mystery is there to discover and, for this, I give this first season an 8 (great) out of 10. [Crime Mystery Drama]

I only started watching this because I really missed seeing Michael C. Hall in the small screen, again. I had no idea what the series was about. But the more I watched, the more I wanted to keep watching. This show is somewhat "plagued" with too many twists, I'd say. Seriously, there aren't just a handful of twists throughout the show, it feels like there's a handful of them in every single episode. I'm sure even M. Night Shyamalan would find this annoying. But the upside of it is that it keeps you glued to the screen, compelling you to want to see what will happen next.
This is by no means _Dexter_, but it's a nice fix for those of you (like myself) who wanted to get some more screen time from Michael C. Hall. If you can put up with the never ending twists and the somewhat ludicrous characters, maybe you'll enjoy this.

In a show packed full of twists, the most surprising of them is that [spoiler]Dexter goes through it all without killing anyone. [/spoiler]

WATCHED THIS IN THE FIRST LOCKDOWN AND TOLD MY WHOLE FAMILY TO WATCH IT AND THEY WERE ALL RELUCTANT UNTIL NOW WHEN THEY LOVED IT AND NOW CLAIM THAT I DIDNT PERSUADE THEM TO WATCH IT

Anyone who likes exciting crime stories is in good hands here. Great mini-series with ex- "Dexter" actor Michael C. Hall, who does his thing brilliantly again.

Exciting until the end, everyone has their little secrets ... The direction of the end result in a whole.