Cuffs was shown before 9 p.m this is described as before watershed. Many people criticised the show because of this. As it acknowledged these problems and showed quite distressing scenes, many members of the public felt that it should've been shown after the watershed. However, the violence is not directly shown, they do not glorify self-harming.
The IMDb rating of the show was 7.6/10. Many people criticised the BBC when they took it off air. The cast was very disappointed when the show was cancelled and Amanda Abbington made the first tweet announcing the sad news.
The TV show was very well received by the public. So much that when the public found that its was going to be shut down they had a public petition in order to get it on the air again, however such attempts were a failure
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