In the Flesh

Synopsis

In the Flesh is a British supernatural drama television series created by Dominic Mitchell, starring Luke Newberry. The show is set in a world where zombies, known as 'Partially Deceased Syndrome' (PDS) sufferers, are being rehabilitated back into society with the help of medication. Luke Newberry's character, Kieren Walker, struggles with his identity, relationships, and acceptance in a society that fears and ostracizes the undead. The series delves into themes of prejudice, redemption, and the complexities of human nature. In the Flesh offers a unique and thought-provoking take on the traditional zombie genre, focusing on emotional depth and character development.

Cast

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  Luke Newberry

  Kieren Walker

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  Marie Critchley

  Sue Walker

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  Steve Cooper

  Steve Walker

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  Harriet Cains

  Jem Walker

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  Emily Grace Bevan

  Amy Dyer

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  Sandra Huggett

  Shirley Wilson

Reviews

In the Flesh received critical acclaim for its innovative approach to the zombie genre and compelling storytelling. Rotten Tomatoes praised the series for its 'nuanced exploration of humanity' and gave it a high rating of 88%. IMDb users also highly rated the show, with an average score of 8.3 out of 10. Metacritic hailed In the Flesh as 'a refreshing and introspective take on the undead narrative' with a score of 80. The performances, particularly by Luke Newberry, were widely praised for their emotional depth and authenticity. The writing, character development, and social commentary in the show were also highlighted as standout features. Overall, critics and viewers alike lauded In the Flesh for its originality, depth, and compelling portrayal of complex characters.