ITV crime drama Unforgotten has long been praised for its intricate storytelling, gripping murder mysteries and nuanced social commentary.
However, the latest season has left some fans frustrated and disappointed, with many accusing the show of focusing too heavily on “woke” themes at the expense of its central crime narrative.
The backlash comes after season 6 started last night (February 9) and introduced multiple contemporary social issues, including immigration, racism, asylum seekers, online misogyny, disability and far-right media rhetoric.
While some viewers applauded the show for tackling real-world topics, others blasted the series for what they called “agenda-pushing” and “gaslighting on steroids”.
Unforgotten gets off to a not-so-flying start on ITV
At its core, Unforgotten has always been about solving complex cold cases. Each season explores a new mystery.
Series 6 follows Jessica James (
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