Chambers season one has at last arrived on Netflix and it turns out there’s an entire load of things everybody have to focus on. The 10-episode series, featuring Uma Thurman, follows the narrative of Sasha (Sivan Alyra Rose) a young lady who becomes consumed by the secret encompassing the heart that spared her life.

As people prepare to sit back, relax and ride out the vile show got up to speed with the show’s maker Leah Rachel to discuss what everybody should all watch out for – and there’s a great deal to keep everybody occupied.

‘Sasha starts developing more of a relationship with Nancy (Thurman) and the problem you have there is that you’ve got a daughterless mother and a motherless daughter so they’re drawn to each other,’ Leah started.

‘It’s sad but it’s also beautiful, and that complicates things a lot. Their relationship definitely kicks off and takes off in different directions.’

Both of the fathers, Big Frank Yazzie (Marcus LaVoi) and Ben Lefevre (Tony Goldwyn), have tattoos which will be understands as the series progresses.

‘They do have significance,’ Leah told everybody.

‘The triangle shapes pop up more as the series continue. It will be explained.’

Mice crop up from time to time and there’s a more profound meaning for this. ‘Mice specifically come up in Wiccan religion,’ explained Leah. ‘In lots of different cultures they are communicators between the dead and the living. ‘They’re supposed to be in contact with both at the same time.’

‘If you look around the Lefevre’s house there’s a lot of aquatic photography and Nancy is always eating fish,’ revealed Leah. ‘Swedish Fish are Becky’s favourite candy too.’

She included: ‘It’s a complete parallel to the Yazzie’s as they don’t even consider fish to be animals and they literally own a fish store.’