I have no resistance to ITV's period dramas and reasoning suspense. After watching the first and second seasons of "Bletchley Four", it is quite rare to see a purely female reasoning group with a background after the war. Some say it's Miss Marple + Desperate Housewives hahaha. How the highly secretive wartime female codebreaker finds herself in the bland postwar housewife life is brilliantly portrayed.
There is an interesting comment upstairs - it is not easy for a woman to be a detective, Sherlock Holmes has Watson to follow through rain or shine, and his wife has to go home to cook and serve her husband and children when she breaks a case... Hahaha indeed.
To be honest, the reasoning plot of the show "The Bletchley Four" is a bit weak, and the reasoning results give people the feeling that the front is a little suspicious. However, the plot is very interesting. Different from the patterns and routines of classical reasoning, it is interesting to have a different explanation of the non-modern criminal investigation technology, criminal psychology and criminal models. Although as a liberal arts student, I can't understand the sequence of numbers and password analysis in it at all... The recently released spin-off drama "The Bletchley Four: San Francisco" is more worthy of recommendation. The psychological explanation is richer and more reasonable. You can also see the changes in British and American social life after the war.
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