Adolescence writer Jack Thorne's new religious romance drama, Falling, has been met with mixed reviews from critics. The show, which premiered on Channel 4, follows the story of a devoted nun and a prest who fall in love. according to the Guardian, the show has been criticized for its slow pacing and forcced romance.

Falling's Poor Reception

Early reviews from critics, including Lucy Mangan from The Guardian and Anita Singh from The Telegraph, have been generally negative.. As The Telegraph reported, the show was blasted as a 'god awful mess' and received only two-star reviews. The show's stellar cast, which includes Keeley Hawes, was not enough to save it from criticism.

Comparison to Father Brown

Some critics compared Falling unfavorably to an episode of Father Brown. According to the source, this comparison was made due to the show's slow pacing and unemotional relationship between the two main characters.. As the report says, the show's dialogue was also criticized for being odd and unengaging.

Questions About the Show's Future

Given the negative reviews, it is unclear what the future holds for Falling. as the source reported, the show has been widely panned by critics, which may impact its ability to attract viewers. The show's creator, Jack Thorne, had previously won awards for his drama Adolescence, but it appears that Falling has not lived up to expectations.