Gripping story with well-crafted characters

Great visuals, story delivers no surprises

It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.

A terrific literary drama and character piece that shows how the process of creating art can be seen differently by those doing it and those looking at it from the outside.

From the very start I was completely hooked and Lee Ingleby's acting was such a high standard, the rest of the cast couldn't be faulted either.It's not so much an unguessable ending that makes this such a great drama, but the actor acting of the emotion involved. Brits have been waiting for something like this!

I'm tired of crime shows with cheap action, ex-machina savings and plotholes. This show does everything right. Except spoiling that the main character is innocent (yeah, the title). Oh, and the motivations of the old man that took the car were never explained. Everyone else's actions though is perfectly justified. But other than that, it's super airtight as a story. The drama is good without being tiring. I loved it and I hope we can see more series and seasons like this one.

If there is an award up for this programme it's got to be for the acting from Hermione Norris (who is worth watching in everything she does) and Lee Ingleby. Both had me having mixed emotions throughout. I could feel every bit of their torment. It ended right, maybe a little rushed but why drag it out when all was solved.Loved the mini series and hope to see more again from Lee and Hermione.

Innocent was shown here (NZ) as a TV mini-series - From the start we are more-or-less assured that David Collins has been falsley incarcerated for 7 years ; accused of his wifes murder. Red herrings are scatterred near and far during the four 1 hour episodes of this well acted drama. There were one or two minor points that could have ben better developed, the baised and mis-placed one eyed opinion of the initial investigator for one. Finally with yet another plot twist all is resolved, but after all the intricacies introduced during the build up I did feel things ended a little too sudden/conveniently which resulted in an 8 rather than a 10 out of 10 for this entertaining whodunnit.