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Ask AI, it will tell you that that fishing community is unique and have been isolated because its an island and therefore kept their immigrant accents. I stopped watching after ep 2.Started watching Below.
Compelling first 3 episodes with 3 to go.
Question on the inhabitants accents - Being a Canadian series set in Canada but they sound more Irish? Is this correct?
Started watching Below.
Compelling first 3 episodes with 3 to go.
Question on the inhabitants accents - Being a Canadian series set in Canada but they sound more Irish? Is this correct?
Me neither, it was just a glaring missed opportunity that got my goat in ep 2.All the Irish that settled in the north of Canada apparently spoke like that. It didn't bother me while watching.
It doesn't bother me either, just thought it strange.All the Irish that settled in the north of Canada apparently spoke like that. It didn't bother me while watching.
The Return of the Oscar

I actually totally forgot about terminal list and when I saw that season 2 was out I actually thought it was Dark Wolf season 2watching terminal list:dark wolf at the moment.
Season 2 is coming soon.The Assassin.
It's fine but man the son is an annoying af character.
Also halfway there, reminds me of that Tuunbaq creature in The Terror series.Started watching Below.
Compelling first 3 episodes with 3 to go.
Question on the inhabitants accents - Being a Canadian series set in Canada but they sound more Irish? Is this correct?
The accents in the "Below" series, are the least of the problems.Also halfway there, reminds me of that Tuunbaq creature in The Terror series.
In the Netflix series Below, the characters speak with a distinct Newfoundland accent—not a direct Irish accent—which heavily blends Irish, West Country English, and Scottish roots. Transatlantic Migration: Between the mid-18th and early 19th centuries, thousands of Irish laborers and fishermen from southeastern counties (such as Waterford, Wexford, Kilkenny, Tipperary, and Cork) migrated across the ocean to work in Newfoundland's salt cod fisheries.