To appreciate why you need "extra quality," you must remember how small Season 1 was. It premiered on BBC Two in 2013 with virtually no hype. Today, it is the gold standard of period crime dramas.
When Season 1 aired in 2013, it immediately announced itself as something different. Creator Steven Knight entrusted Otto Bathurst and Tom Harper to direct, and their vision for post-WWI Birmingham was anything but grimy or gray.
The "extra quality" fans often refer to is found in the cinematography. The show paints the Industrial Revolution’s soot and smoke with a lush, almost romantic brush. The use of lighting—neon hues cutting through the haze of the Garrison Lane streets—gave the period drama a modern, anachronistic pulse. The texture of the tweed suits, the shine of the razors sewn into the caps, and the sweeping shots of the horses in the fields created a visual fidelity that demanded to be seen in the highest definition possible.
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