It's hard to really enjoy a series where the main protagonist is so pathetic. In one scene, she cries before God in an empty church, "O help me, I am so weak." Weak she certainly is, constantly crying and throwing up every time she learns something unappealing about her departed husband, who, it turns out, had several wives and sons by all of them. Ruth Wilson plays her part as a vapid woman who ultimately chooses to lead a cloistered life after the trauma of learning about her husband's other families. Truth be told, the other wives come out as much stronger and more interesting than this particular Mrs Wilson.
Review of Mrs. Wilson
