Belgravia ... Lost the plot?

I must add my voice to the ‘lost interest after 1 or 2 episodes’ camp.
I really tried and very much admire Harriet Walter but couldn’t engage with this series ...

I agree the actors made it worth watching. I sort of enjoyed the whole thing but thought it terribly predictable. But welcome relief from the real world at present.

Yes I agree a banal script from a pretty dull book but Harriet Walter and Tara Fitzgerald are always worth watching.

High quality hokkum which took my mind of the depressing reality of life. Can’t cope with assassins and horror at present. And some real quality actors who lifted the rather banal script. Harriet Walter conveys so much with the mere lift of an eyebrow.

I missed it last night but had been enjoying it - sounds like I didn’t miss much!

I watched the first two episodes and then went off to The Nest. I had read the book and wondered how it could be stretched out into so many episodes. It's just a simple story that would have made a couple of hours maybe. I think it was an attempt to make something huge to replace Downton and it really didn't have sufficient story..

There was nothing else for me to watch and I also doubt if I would bother watchinganother series.

Anyone notice that the "baddie", John Bellasis, had extremely white teeth? In my opinion actors who have had their teeth whitened are ruling themselves out for historical dramas.

I thought it was silly, but I watched it as a diversion. It could have been so good ..... but it wasn't.

Frankly anyone who had fallen into the highly polluted Thames in those days would likely die of some nasty infection afterwards.

Well I enjoyed it!

I loved it. This was a welcome diversion.

It was all a bit silly tonight.

So much promise but a real disappointment.

Lost interest after first 2 episodes.

This is too much of my life I will never get back.

I didn’t know this was the last episode. I was a bit at all the pieces falling place so quickly. If there’s another series I won’t be counting the days like I did with Downton.

Anyone else notice how clean the water in the Thames was?

Very disappointing end I too am wondering why I stuck with it.

In tonight’s episode a servant actually said “no change there then sir”. As if that phrase would have been used in those days. I do not honestly know why I watched this drivel.

apologies, should be 'has' not 'as'