The way - can’t follow it

I felt the same but did get to the end and now I'm watching it again. I thought it was brilliant- creative and thought-provoking drama the like of which we don't see anymore. Creative, magical and mythical. political, current and historic like a fabric woven with many strands that came together wonderfully at the end.
I thought it was beyond TV drama- a work of art in fact.
I urge you to stay with it .

Maybe I need to watch it again

Did you get to the end?- I admit the first episode isn't the best.

My daughter has the watched the first 2 episodes and said it is "weird but good" and said I should watch it.

Might watch the first one later.

I struggled with the first one

Watched the first one, I’ll stick with it and see.

We also watched the first one. I thought it needed editing as the riot scenes were a bit overlong but felt there were sympathetic characters and lots of interesting ideas.

If you don't get it Ellie Anne there will be a synopsis online. It's basically a family drama as far as I can see with shades of legends, past trauma and, I suspect, as it progresses, migration.

Watched the first 10 minutes and thought ‘no thanks’ and switched off.

I have watched 2 episodes. First was hard going but it's getting much better so will carry on.

Watched one and a half episodes and now given up. Found it very strange!

Just watched the second episode.
I got very confused as they were supposed to have escaped to England but seemed to be in Monmouth so presumed they had lost their way 🤔

I tried the first episode because I loved Sherwood, and who could resist Michael Sheen? I couldn't follow it at all, maybe I should try a gain.

We started watching episode 3 which is weirder still but realised we hadn't watched episode 2 so watched that tonight.

It's very odd!

I understood it to allude to present day situations, such as companies moving abroad, lack of carers and small boats. I tried to watch it as more of an allegory than a straight story.
There were a lot of unanswered questions at the end though.

Yes, it is an allegory. Too much squabbling and other family peculiarities to distract from the main story, though.

It's had absolutely terrible reviews with no stars at all.

I was distracted by trying to work out where they were when they were trekking to England (but ended up still in Wales) 😁

It's a bit of a detour to go from Hay-on-Wye to Cheltenham via Monmouth.