Looks like no one added any tags here yet for you.
The show may be entertaining for many audiences
The crime genre is very popular as it contains action, mysteries, excitement, conflict etc
Many enjoy the visual spectacle of the period settings, costumes, hair and makeup.
It was more violent than other period dramas making it more exciting for some.
It could be educational, for some, teaching them about life in that time period and area.
It does also educate audiences about the real gang the show is based on
Many audiences enjoy true crime/ biographical dramas
Ofcom carries out some audience research into the BBC in 2018
They found that many audiences didn't feel represented in different regional areas of Britain
This BBC's continued backing of Peaky blinders may suggest their desire to respond to audience demands for more regional working class representation.
The social, and political messages about class, wealth and poverty, may appeal to viewers who politically lean to the left
- Some audiences enjoy detailed historical drama based on regions they are less familiar with as it offers a form of escapism
The string dominant masculine representations may appeal to and offer role models for many male audiences
Aggressive, strong physically emotionally and mentally
The counter typical, string female characters may appeal to women looking for powerful role models
subverts stereotypes of femininity
Some audiences found the show too violent and too graphic
Some audiences notices historical inaccuracies in the show. E.g the gang actually operated in the 1800s however the show shows them operating in the 1900s
They also use a lot of modern punk rock music( not accurate)
Fans flocked areas like Liverpool and Birmingham to take part in tours of the locations used in filming.
The official festival in Digbeth offered fans an opportunity to meet and celebrate with themed events.
Active audiences could also engage on social media
Audiences could even go and see immersive dance and theatrical shows based on the series.
Fans are active online with fan- made Wiki pages, fan art, memes, fiction etc
BBC encouraged this by creating competitions for fans to submit art work.