Safe boasts a superb cast -- albeit with some questionable accents -- who carry its soapy, mystery-laden drama just well enough to offer an entertaining diversion. Read critic reviews
Safe (2018)
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Episodes
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1. Episode 1
Air date: May 10, 2018
When his teenage daughter doesn't return home after a party, Tom Delaney anxiously combs the neighborhood and learns her boyfriend is also missing.
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2. Episode 2
Air date: May 10, 2018
Fearing a friend was involved in Jenny's disappearance, Tom enlists Sophie's help; Emma investigates disturbing allegations about a teacher.
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3. Episode 3
Air date: May 10, 2018
An anonymous tip leads to a frenzied chase -- and another puzzling clue; Zoe draws up a list of grudges; Tom glimpses a side of Rachel he never knew.
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4. Episode 4
Air date: May 10, 2018
While Tom follows a new lead about Jenny, Sophie and Emma deliver devastating news; the Marshalls struggle to keep their cool.
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5. Episode 5
Air date: May 10, 2018
In the wake of a dangerous confrontation, Sophie warns Tom to stay out of the investigation; Tom learns that Jenny was hiding a secret.
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6. Episode 6
Air date: May 10, 2018
As a deadly fire rages, Tom frantically tracks Jenny's phone; more details about Chris' death emerge, and a confession tears a family apart.
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7. Episode 7
Air date: May 10, 2018
Sophie blocks Tom's attempts to speak with Henry; while searching for Bobby at Heaven, Tom and Pete spot a familiar face.
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8. Episode 8
Air date: May 10, 2018
Tom begs for Sophie's help getting to Bobby; before the night of the party, a cryptic entry in Rachel's diary sends Jenny on a quest for the truth.
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A nice little mystery that manages to tie itself together in a nice ending.
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WTF was that?! I can't believe I watched the whole thing! It's irritating! I NEVER write reviews, I'm only writing this bc I'm annoyed. Lol. This could have been good, it felt like one of those GOOD British TV thriller things at the start, you know, like Marcella or something, But there were too many stupid twists and turns and what's with all those irrelevant little side stories. And they all live in the same effin estate or rather the same SAFE gated community? Really? Argh! Ah well, it got me through a day with a bad cold in bed and the Irish guy was kinda hot so those 2 stars are for him 😂
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Love it. So refreshing, so interesting, so unpredictable, marvelous acting and plot, definitely something to watch again. Strongly recomended!
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It's almost good. It's almost very good. But then it isn't. Major plot holes. In last 20 minutes I was just rolling my eyes. I know teenagers are stupid but how stupid do you have to be to put your dad and your sister through that? Never bother to let them know you are alive and well. Doesn't make any sense.
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I was absolutely shocked at how riveting this story is. Watching Dexter play a caring father was funny (almost as much as his accent), but this is really a great British thriller. There's been a murder and a girl is missing. This is one show where any spoiler will absolutely ruin it, so I'll keep this brief. There are twists and turns, but in the end, all will be revealed. Some of the secrets may not have as good of a payoff (what's behind that sinister fence wall??), but this is a top-notch story filled with mostly not-annoying actors. Highly recommend.
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I love love love how fast paced this is yet delivers it however, Michael C Hall isn't a very convincing father with a missing child. He seems so.. fine, mentally. I must say, bad acting.
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pretty cool & interesting, keeps you on the edge
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This is the best worst thing I've ever watched. Absolutely glorious in the hammy acting. I opened this account simply to review this series. I'm still not fully recovered from the double collapsed lungs I have from laughing so hard at this epic series!! It just had everything, absolutely everything. Michael C Hall with an accent that should really get him in the cast of The Windsors as one of the princes. And his bestie, bargain bin Danny Dyer but he's gay, innit? My absolute favourite line of the entire show came towards the end of episode 4 when Bargain Bin Prince Harriam went searching for Bargain Bin Danny Dyer, who'd been stabbed by a street gang. And when he saw the guy covered in blood, yells out "that better be your blood!!" which had me rolling on the floor laughing. There's just so much going on in this, I suggest a good binge watch, oxygen tank on standby for the laughs and just enjoy this batshit show.
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I thought it was really good, but as much as I admire Michael C. Hall, his accent had me slipping sometimes into a parody of British mystery. He either should have been cast as an American expat or they should have gone with a Brit because the rest of the cast was excellent. Story line was good and well paced and in the last episode just after Robbie had topped himself, I said out loud, "So who killed Jenny's boyfriend?"....Kapow! , the necklace and Sophie's bad choice. Want to see more cause I love British mysteries.
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It started well and got me hooked, but it gets more and more overwrought, introduces too many red herrings, and has a thin understanding of how a police department actually works. While she does well in the role, Hannah Arterton's character shows up out of the blue and by the end takes over the investigation without any recourse to her superiors, which just wouldn't happen. Maybe I'm being "picky," but the best detective shows are more plausible than this one. Also, the import of American details, such as the gated community and the contrived and panicky tension, get in the way. So, "meh, it passed the time" is about right. The cast deserve better writing.
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