I'm not from UK, so as an outsider i can disregard the bias without much problems. It centers on the tories, and the main character is also a tory. So you would expect them to show a decent tory as well. In fact, i can give them a pass on that because, as i said, i'm not from UK so i don't have a horse in the race. But it lools like everyone from the tories is evil. However what does bother me is that they seem to make this a "diversity" thing as well: all people who "want justice" are females, excluding one middle eastern guy. But all white guys are in expensive restourants drinking and smoking cuban cigars, being all corrupt and "patriarchal": oh how original. One of those "female fighters" is also a lesbian, and a few are black, so they got the main "oppressed people" covered. Despite this, i try my best to concentrate on the main character and the amazing actor who portrays him. He's pretty much the only thing which made me want to watch more. The story itself is not particularly original, they just throw everything at the main character who is being all "patriarchal".
