‘Loved every minute’: Fans praise ITV’s Redemption as DI Colette Cunningham tries to get to the bottom of the truth in ’emotional’ series finale
DI Colette Cunningham set out to uncover the truth behind her daughter Stacey Lockley’s suspected suicide in the “emotional” series finale of Redemption.
Fans praised the ITV drama, claiming they ‘loved every minute of it’ as it came to a close on Friday night’s episode.
The Liverpool policewoman, played by Paula Malcomson, has unearthed the mystery surrounding her estranged daughter’s death.
Previous episodes followed Colette as she discovered that Stacey, who had left home at 17 and had been out of touch for 20 years, was found dead in a Dublin park next to a bag full of drugs.
The DI then transferred to the local Garda to look after her grandchildren and get to the bottom of Stacey’s death, as she does not believe it was a suicide.
Intense: DI Colette Cunningham set out to uncover the truth behind her daughter Stacey Lockley’s suspected suicide in Redemption’s ’emotional’ series finale
Amazing: Fans praised the ITV drama, claiming they ‘loved every minute of it’ as it came to a close on Friday night’s episode
After learning the truth, fans of the show praised actress Paula for her performance and declared the series to be “excellent.”
One person shared on Twitter, “Well I really enjoyed it. Great drama great acting’.
“This has been an excellent series!” another posted, while another added, “What a fantastic drama loved every minute of it.”
A fourth viewer wrote, “Enjoyed this series, although heart rate went up for a while – great characters, great actors, but @siobhni is there a part you can’t play? I just love watching you in any role!!’
“I thought #Redemption was a brilliant emotional drama,” one person explained.
Another Twitter user added: “Redemption was mighty brilliant, the only flaw was we didn’t find out what happened to whoever got shot.”
“Loved this drama and all the characters very much,” another wrote.
The six-part crime drama stars Paula alongside Siobhán McSweeney, Thaddea Graham and Moe Dunford.
Great series: After discovering the truth, fans of the show praised actress Paula for her performance and declared the series to be ‘excellent’
It premiered on Virgin Media One on April 18 as a co-commission between Virgin and ITV.
Sarah Vine of Daily Mail gave the drama 4/5 stars, saying “Malcomson inhabits her character with confidence, and there’s a fine cast of supporting actors.”
Including Siobhán McSweeney – the terrifying Sister Michael in Derry Girls, here cast as Cunningham’s equally terrifying nemesis, fellow officer Jane Connolly.
“If you like shows about strong women with soft hearts, this is one for you.”
