Whilst the first two episodes may seem a little hard to enjoy, the series really picks up from episode 3 onwards. Operation Buffalo covers an important but often overlooked part of Australian history not a lot of people know about. Through dark humour, the series elaborates upon a dramatised version of the happenings at Maralinga, SA. Without giving too much away, the series captures the uneasy feel of deception around the atomic bomb tests at the site and starts to expose some of the atrocities. Overall, production quality feels quite high oh and James Cromwell definitely steals the show and quickly became my favourite character amidst all the things his character stood for.
Review of Operation Buffalo
