Twenty five years after studying together, a group of friends meet at a reunion, friends that have a secret, the death of a fellow student, who's buried underneath the gymnasium, that's about to be flattened and developed.

It's a pretty good series, the first thing you'll be aware of is the amazing cast, great production values and incredible location. What soon becomes apparent, is that the plot is a little complicated at times.

There is so much happening, at times you'll be scratching your head wondering what's going on, my advice is to stick with it, towards the end of episode four, and throughout episode five, all becomes clear.

It's definitely well paced, at times it's almost a little too fast paced, episode two really did have me wondering what on Earth was happening, episode one could have introduced the characters a little more effectively.

Very well acted, Ioan Gruffudd stood out for me, Gregory Fitoussi and Dervla Kirwan are both very good also.

I can't quite understand some of the negative reviews, there's actually some very good content here, best of all though, Gruffudd.

7/10.

This really is pure pap despite the very good cast and the absolute beautiful location. The plot is so convoluted and contrived that half-way through the viewer basically gives up caring who killed who and why and replaces it with will I survive for six episodes. I did but I have no idea why other than to upset the wife who wanted to switch it off after two. As for Ioan Gruffudd, who plays the lead,, he basically plays exactly the same annoying character that he does in the Australian drama Harrow where he spends most of the time as a voice-over describing the plot twists to the dozing audience. Do yourself a favour and give this a miss!

Back and forwards all the time with irritating parts played by the young counterparts of the main characters and dramatic music score like in a B movie. I was immediately put off at the start by the terrible casting of Ioan's parents namely Rupert Graves and Dervla Kirwan. Considering Rupert is ten years older, Dervla a mere two years older than Ioan I initially thought oh they must be playing his brother and sister in law but no. They even gave Dervla a grey rinse to make her seem more authentic. They should have cast actors in their late 60s or 70s not two actors who are in their fifties. So the whole thing is ridiculous from that point as well as the daft plot. The only thing going for it is the scenery.