Paid twice for the two episodes which were good AND SEAN BEAN IS AMAZING, BUT ITS ATRICK TO MAKE YOU SIGN UP FPOR BRITBOX TO SEE THE 3RD EPISODE. SHAME ON AMAZON AND BRITBOX!!! AND YOU CANT CANCEL THE ORDER ONCE YOU HAVE THIS INFORMATION.
JUST DONT START THE ORDER!!!!

I was very disappointed that I was prevented from seeing the final episode of this 3 part serial.
I have no idea what Amazon Prime or others think this will do for customer confidence in their digital ordering system.
Had I now that Id pay the asking price but only get 2 episodes & be denied the closing episode I would NEVER have ordered this in the first place.
One star because I can't give zero stars

Really enjoyed Episodes 1 and 2, and was very disappointed and shocked that Episode 3 was “unavailable.”
I purchased the season, and how is 2 out of 3 episodes the season?

Very good show, but if you buy the season, you can only watch first two episodes.

Well written, brilliant acting, steady pacing. I don't usually watch prison themed shows. I took a chance on this as it stared Sean Bean. His performance as a mild-mannered school teacher, who is incarcerated for vehicular manslaughter (driving drunk), is phenomenal. While only 3 episodes, this limited series spans years in the life of a man seeking some form of redemption, while surrounded by hardened criminals, and trying to maintain his own humanity. The second main plot line, also brilliantly acted, is that of a senior prison guard, who is also tested in ways that I won't reveal here. Both stories are heart wrenching in their own way. Mortality plays that point the finger at us, the viewers, and asks "what would you do in this situation?" There is some disturbing violence - not a lot, not gratuitous - but necessary to understand what life is like for both the incarcerated as well as the guards.

Time is a UK prison set miniseries. It's just three episodes of around an hour each. It basically revolves around two different characters. Mark (Sean Bean) an old man who killed a bicyclist one night while he was driving drunk and has been sentenced to five years. Mark was a school teacher and has no idea how to survive in prison. He learnt nothing from observing his students over the years so like a wussy new kid in school he avoids eye contact or confrontation with those testing him and taking anything he has such as phone time or his food. And Eric (Stephen Graham) a prison guard who is tough but fair, unfortunately for Eric, the inmates are informing him that they know his son has been sent to prison as is doing his time in another UK prison and they want him to do some illegal stuff for them in return for his son having a pleasant time behind bars as opposed to a violent death one.

I have no idea if this actually is realistic, but to me Time seemed a lot more realistic than your usual prison set drama. I really enjoyed it!

I'm not a prison drama gal - I find them deeply upsetting - but Sean Bean and Stephen Graham are just so good in this, you can't take your eyes off the damn screen. Excellent writing and excellent performances. Anyone know when the next episode will drop?

When I saw that this was created by Jimmy McGovern, I knew it would be good already, then throw in Sean Bean and Stephen Graham? How could you go wrong, those guys can do no wrong. I was so excited to see this was added to BritBox. Apparently there are a total of three episodes, (like most British series, it's short), so hopefully we won't have to wait too long to see the other two.
There are many reasons I prefer British television over American, but if I had to put the main one into words, it's that while they certainly have their share of garbage tv just like us, most dramatic show creators give viewers enough credit to not need to be hit over the head with things. They trust that a viewer of a well written drama can get the idea of what's going on without needing to be hit over the head with a hammer.