I really enjoy this show and it's making me return to British dramas as in recent years I haven't found them anywhere near as good as American ones. Yeah, it may have some unrealistic bits, but hey, its not real, get over it. On the whole I'm loving it and was devastated at the loss of a certain character. I really hope they'll be coming back for more series'.

I LOVE this show. It is very believable and so well written. Normally my husband and I can't agree on a series we both like especially when it comes to anything military related. We both love this. I don't think anybody who watches this series will be disappointed, it has the full range of emotions and covers everything you hope it will. It is the perfect follow on from the one off BBC special from 2013, I just want to see more! If you haven't seen the special you really need to get your hands on it and watch it. The Our Girl series perfectly picks up where the special left off. Every week my husband and I watched this series we couldn't wait for the next weeks episode. I really hope they make a second season and hopefully more than 5 episodes!

It is a quality series in many ways and I especially enjoyed the first half of this series. I loved the main star Molly and for the first few episodes could not wait for the next week's episode. Then the writer must of gone on holiday and for me the series took a dive down as a Dad's army version of the army took over.Don't read on if you don't want a spoiler.It belied belief that two professional trained soldiers (different sex) in Afghanistan would be having a lovers tiff as they approached a possible IED watched by their men during routine patrol in hostile territory.In case this Dad's Army theme got missed there was then a three way lovers tiff in the middle of a combat operation as the platoon examined a truck potentially full of the enemy.O man!!!

I give our girl 10 out of 10 and for me it is the best series on TV this year. Our girl follows an Army medic called Molly Dawes as she find her feet after she completes her training and is sent out on tour to Afghanistan. Through out the series you follow Molly as she develops from a naive girl into an able Army medic.The acting is superb through out from the whole cast, but especially from Lacy Turner, Ben Aldridge and Iwan Rheon. I found the series to be believable representation of Army life and took my respect for the army to a new level. Our girl makes you laugh, cry, shocks you and keeps you on the edge of your seat. I am hoping that the BBC will have a second series so we get to see Molly Dawes develop further.