They did explain that the sickle cell trait was a mutation into Supacell. He needs to go back and watch the scene with Andre when he's taken to the facility.
@@TheatreThreads when I first saw him pull up in that car I was flabbergasted to find out he’s a delivery driver in London😂😂 there were a few scenes that just pulled me back to reality instead of focusing on the scene especially since I live in London too
@@DionneEguono I mean it’s definitely possible but if we wanna get technical, average take home pay, after tax, for a nurse in London is £2.5k a month. Average rent is £2.1k. And on a 4 year lease that Audi would cost £480 a month, and she’s got the even more expensive electric version, and that comes with a £10k deposit. So after paying rent and car payments she’s into her overdraft if we just look at averages. She does live with her sister but I highly doubt she’s spending her entire salary on a car and rent so her sister can look after everything else. Every single time there was a scene with her in her house or with her car I just thought about how tf she was affording that. Not realistic at all. If she lived in any other city I’d understand. Not to mention my mum is a nurse in London and has 15+ years experience so I know exactly how much nurses in the top band earn. Not to mention Michael is a delivery driver and his girl is a social worker, and they get that nice ass bmw AND still live in that flat in LONDON
@@karene6232 really?!? I’d you can, send me those reviews. Would love to hear how they justify that. I think he wanted a family and would do anything for them, even kill. He saw a way to get his family to the top of the food chain.
Bootleg commentary. They are unable to understand that the setting is south London. Especially when the guy said the gang memebers didn't come across as threatening. The scene with the cocaine told you that they were amateurs and wanna be thugs.
Firtly, The hibberts are tacky yet judgemental.. it's a UK show guys, obviously their storyline will be different from your Hollywood make believes. cos you don't get it don't make it lame. Open your mind guys or keep your bad reviews to yourselves. Everyone on this show got something bad to say. that's wrong. they're new acts, didn't you notice how non of em are not star actors. the writing, directing, producing and screen play of the show is unique and superb. not everything is for showbiz that y'all are used to. plus it's fiction not reality, delve in the storyline or go make your own better version and see how easy it is to have such dope show! Keep it positive or shut it guys... y'all sounding like a bunch of haters. open minded enough to watch yet miopic. This is definitely not positive vibe. Respectfully.
I enjoyed the show for what it does for the culture. For taking a subject matter that normally does not showcase black people so profoundly and putting a spin on it. Regardless, a film, like art, is up for discussion. Reasons were given on why each person felt how they felt. That’s not hating, it is called a FILM CRITIQUE. ***I’m always looking for guests to give an opinion on movies and shows, would you like to be a guest?
@@TheatreThreads I understand you have a show to moderate and as a critique, a job to do. however we're all for the community like you said, irrespective of our national. i am of the believe that so long melanin runs through your vain, am willing to support if the vibe and aura tally with mine. You have a good show, and i hope you grow in due time, you will, cos you're a good host.. my unsolicited advise is, sometimes, let's keep the critiquing on a positive note too. it also helps promotion of your channel as well. NB; i am an introvert who's just a film fanatic, not much of a social or camera savy person. i do appreciate you for asking tho, i'll follow and keep watching henceforth
@@zavionhibbert3482 At first Your comments didn't indicate you did... most of your reviews were about their lingo and rebuttal on what made the show great. i mean no insult to you!
