Viewers switched off as they complained about the 'slow' drama 'nothing like Happy Valley' Better
BBC One's gritty new Leeds -based crime drama aired tonight . The new five-part thriller follows the life of DI Lou Slack, played by Leila Farzad, and her battle to find redemption. For her, it will hopefully come in the shape of bringing down Col McHugh, played Andrew Buchan, who previously she came to care for like a brother to her but is now head of a Leeds criminal underworld.
It would seem that the crooked police officer plot confused some viewers who don't seem too thrilled with BBC's latest crime drama as some added Catherine Cawood would make a better police officer for the job than DI Lou Slack, played by Leila Farzad.@Nayvee6 added: "Well done @BBC on giving another boring , slow effort of what you call 'Drama'"Others have said it has been a 'very slow' start to the new crime drama. @ASuperGav said: "Oh dear.
@whowatme said: "#Better is no way like #HappyValley. Catherine Cawood wasn’t bent. She was a proud grandmother and mother first, a decent law abiding cop the latter. Battered and bruised, beaten several times doing her utmost to serve. Did anyone see that she had sessions with work psychologist."
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