I really like this series. Too many shows have borderline porn scenes and I appreciate this series keeps the story going without showing naked women all the time. I love the actors and seeing an area and time that is not over done. Most important in a series is a good 'bad guy' and this one has a lot of characters to love/hate/fear.

Absolutely terrible. Historical inaccuracies abound. The plot is incredibly slow moving. Watching this show makes me wonder "How did the British ever get established in Canada." I watched the 1st five episodes hoping it would get better, it did not. The main British characters, Governor Threadwell, Lord Bolton, and Captain Chesterfield were so badly written they should have provided them with long black mustaches, that way they could have twirled the mustaches ala Snidely Whiplash. The supposedly likable characters were also poorly conceived and hopelessly unoriginal. The plucky Irish petty thief. The strong independent female Ale house proprietor thriving in a man's world. The strikingly attractive, but terribly fierce first nations character. The hulking and hairy Declan Harp half Cree and half Irish misunderstood strong antihero. He is viscous to the incompetent British but clearly really kind hearted and always willing to hear out the plucky Irish lad.

I would think that in the 1800 hundreds the F word would certainly not be used as much as in this TV series. I would give "Frontier" a 7 but with the copious mentioning of the F word a 1. Sad!

I think we lasted through about fifteen minutes of the first episode. The writing is so poor that it doesn't rise to the level of laughable. The characters' speech is literally unbelievable for the time period as are their actions. Perhaps I would have lasted longer if I knew absolutely nothing of history, but I doubt it. Even without the jarring anti-historicity of the characters and their actions, if I imagined the show to be something like a fantasy story based in another universe that resembled Britain and Canada of the Napoleonic era, the story beginning was trite and boring, the characters unengaging, most of the acting ham-handed and silly. So, all in all it was a wasted fifteen minutes.