Reception
- The Sydney Morning Herald reviewer, Judy Adamson, praised the characterisation of Bed of Roses for episode 1. Jodie Pfarr found that despite a slow start, the series had improved by episode 3 with Armstrong showing mastery of a range of emotions. Kate Duthie felt the series was too cliche-ridden by episode 4.
- The Age reviewer, Catherine Deveny, was disappointed that the talented cast delivered a painful performance.
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