The Responder viewers all issue the same thing about Martin Freeman’s Liverpool accent in the fresh gritty BBC drama

MARTIN Freeman is attend on the box along with his fresh nice crime point to, The Responder - however there change into one thing that REALLY bought viewers talking tonight.

The series follows an unconventional urgent response officer tackling a series of night shifts on the beat in Liverpool.

The Responder is in line with felony events because it is concerning the life of ex-police officer Tony Schumacher, who's additionally the creator for the series.

The six-part series follows Chris (Martin), a disaster-, morally compromised, unconventional urgent response officer.

The purpose to specializes in him tackling a series of night shifts on the beat in Liverpool.

But it surely change into Martin's "location on" Liverpool accent that bought viewers surely talking.

One wrote: "Comely play to Martin Freeman. 5 mins in and that's a greater than acceptable accent."

Whereas one more acknowledged: "Martin Freeman’s scouse accent is location on. Non native accents in total give me itchy enamel however this change into severely spectacular."

This one commented: "Nicely Martin Freeman, the accent is unbelievable - I'm impressed."

Talking concerning the role, Martin suggested the BBC: "When Laurence Bowen first sent me the scripts he change into very infected and after reading the first few pages, and I felt this change into surely one thing else.

"It wasn’t a drama that change into written by committee, it change into unfiltered Tony Schumacher, and I in actuality liked that he place no matter he wished on the web page.

"Tony has been writing for a prolonged time however the reality that that is his first tv drama method he's removed from having gotten precise into a glad groove or formulaic.

"He just positioned on the web page no matter the hell he idea wished to be there and that's de facto animated."

The Responder change into first launched attend in February 2020, however filming change into delayed resulting from the coronavirus pandemic..

• The series will now proceed Mondays at 9pm.