New Keeley Hawes drama - Crossfire - starts tonight on BBC

www.radiotimes.com/tv/drama/crossfire-bbc-keeley-hawes-release-date/

I’ve got it set to series record. I, too, like Keeley Hawes and also Lee Ingleby. I’m looking forward to it.

Ooh. Sounds promising.

I'll be watching.

Thank you Sarah. I hadn’t heard about this. I will download the series to watch back to back. Keeley Hawes is such a good actress.

Wow, it has me gripped so far. I’m stressed and holding my breath!

I've given up. Had enough distress and misery lately.

The jury is out here- I may watch it tomorrow evening. I certainly was not gripped.

I listened to the author on Radio 4’s Front Row just beforehand and was reassured that this would be very different drama, not focussing on the violence and instead looking at the relationships. I lasted five minutes. It was horrible despite promising cast.

It only got 2 stars on the review I read, so I won’t be bothering. Apparently there’s lots of running in corridors and people speaking on phones when they should be quiet.

I watched it last night, yes the running in corridors were confusing but there's an underlying thread going on to, I liked it.

Really enjoying it!

It needed longer before the dramatic action to work out exactly who’s who.
Apparently lots of viewers switched off as they found it too disturbing.

Allsorts

I watched it last night, yes the running in corridors were confusing but there's an underlying thread going on to, I liked it.

That's how I felt about it Allsorts see what tonight brings

I switched off. Just not for me.

Both my husband and I thought it was good; we binge watched.

I can’t believe that Keeley who is such a good actress read this awful script and went for it.

Not too impressed with the back and forth timelines. Or the running in corridors . Wonder if its based on a terror act some years ago in an hotel in Spain or Tunisia where holiday makers were killed ?
I don't like to admit defeat too early so will watch tonight's episode .

Cabbie21

It needed longer before the dramatic action to work out exactly who’s who.
Apparently lots of viewers switched off as they found it too disturbing.

That's what I heard, too disturbing. So I'm not going to even try. I'm utterly fed up with dramas which are full of violence and gore, which seems to be the thing these days.

Wedi
Life’s too short when there’s so much good stuff ?

I think it's gripping, but just glad I'm not off on holiday shortly. Yes, I think it is based on the attack on holidaymakers in Tunisia years ago.

I see the series was created and written by Louise Doughty who wrote Apple Tree Yard, a terrific book which was also dramatised on TV a few years. She's written a number of psychological thrillers.

Recorded it, perhaps I won't bother.

If I remember correctly, wasn't Apple Tree Yard confusing?

What I remember about ATY is that the characters were all deeply unpleasant. I need to have sympathy of some sort for at least one person in a drama, or there is no point in watching.

I stuck with Crossfire, but if I don’t feel something for someone soon I’ll be giving up too.

Watched it last night u won't b disappointed