Rating: M
Released by Roadshow Home Entertainment
Back for a third outing, TV's best superhero series takes somewhat of a stumble.
But in the meantime, we'd been on tenterhooks waiting to see what had happened - this season takes up with one of the gang gone (Nathan played by Robert Sheehan chose to move on) and for some, that could have been a worry.
Fortunately Joseph Gilgun (This is England) joins the series as Rudy and is a welcome tonic and poignant reminder that everyone is replaceable.
This series sees the group take on Nazis, a conclusion of the time travelling story arc, comic book manipulation and a medium's summoning of everyone's past. There's a chutzpah of writing involved and it's pacy stuff - with some great character performances but you can't help but feel toward the end of the series that it's run its course.
Series three ends in a way that feels like it's resolved - but a fourth is on the way with only two of the original gang remaining - it'll be interesting to see how it goes because on this series, the evidence is pointing towards calling time on this crude but flashes of brilliance series of chavs and superheroics.
Extras: A good bunch of supporting material
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But in the meantime, we'd been on tenterhooks waiting to see what had happened - this season takes up with one of the gang gone (Nathan played by Robert Sheehan chose to move on) and for some, that could have been a worry.horse racing
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