Netflix Anatomy of a Scandal

Michelle Dockery is more suited as a Barrister than she was as Lady Mary

I agree. I'm enjoying this and binge watched 3 episodes yesterday.

I won’t. Just speculating here ha!!

Don't say it Urmston anyway you may be wrong!

I would recommend the book, Urmstongran. Just the thing for a good read over the holiday!

I have a sneaky feeling I’ve guessed the ‘backstory’ of the barrister already! Let’s see if I’m right in due course....

It’s very watchable, the back story of the Barrister is revealed but a bit later in the series.
The series doesn’t do much for the ‘Tory’ image though.
Michelle Dockery is more suited as a Barrister than she was as Lady Mary!

Interesting comment eazybee. I will lower my expectations now ... or read the book instead!
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I agree, in the book the prosecuting barrister is the central character and she is the one with the most interesting back story.

I enjoyed the book even though the story was slightly preposterous, particularly for its insights (more balanced than you might think) into Oxbridge gilded youth and the workings of politics, but as I don't subscribe to Netflix I shan't see it.
From the review I read yesterday which describes it as 'gripping but semi-brainless fluff' it seems to be rather two dimensional. All the advance publicity focuses on Sienna Miller's wronged wife, whereas the prosecuting barrister is by far the more interesting character.

Yes meant to say the book was great, I've just finished her latest "Reputation" again about an MP, Labour this time, not quite as good as Anatomy of a Scandal though.

I love The Split Urmston, I'm not rushing it, I ration myself to that one episode on the Monday when it's on.

Thank you, I really enjoyed the book

Thank you Terribull that’s me sorted for next week! I finished The Split (all 3 series - excellent) yesterday. Mind you ‘Better Call Saul’ last series starts on Netflix on the same release day, which clashes with your recommendation! I might tune in to both.
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