Will there be another series of Rules of the Game?
THE BBC One gritty drama Rules of the Game season one has finally come to an end.
But will there be a season two? Find out here.
Will there be another season of Rules of the Game?
It is yet to be announced if Rules of the Game will return for a following season.
However, fans of the show have flooded the show with criticism over its "let down" of a BBC production.
On Twitter, fans reacted with disappointment towards the series.
One fan commented: "Never seen such rubbish. 5mins in and I thought it would be a ***t show. Stayed till the end and yup that it was #RulesOfTheGame,"
Another commented: "#RulesOfTheGame No improvement. Utter rubbish. What a waste of talent. Dialogue is about as awful as it gets. Sub soap standard. Sub CBeebies standard."
Despite its criticism, others seemed to have a more positive response to the series.
One viewer Tweeted: "Wasn’t my best idea, binge watching a series on a “school night” but what a bloody good ending. #RulesOfTheGame"
What happened in season 1?
The four part series, written by Ruth Fowler is about sexual poltiics in the modern workplace.
It follows Sam (Maxine Peake), the chief operating officer at a family-run sportswear business in the North West who arrives at work one morning to find a dead body in the entrance.
Detectives get to work to try and discover what happened.
Meanwhile, Sam is forced to reflect on the company's shady past and the series shows flashbacks to the day new HR Director Maya (Rakhee Thakrar) arrived on the scene.
New arrival Maya starts to highlight some of the problems of the company and reveals that outdated companies' outlook on the “if everything seems fine on the outside then it's worth the internal distress”.
Each episode explores the lack of conversation around sexual misconduct in the workplace and in the final two episodes, it's revealed whose body it was in the entrance and what happened to them.
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Where can I watch Rules of the Game?
Rules of the Game kicked off January 11 and January 12 with two episodes airing the same time the following week.
All Episodes for season one are now available to stream on BBC iPlayer.