Viewers had one major problem with Kate Beckinsale's new thriller The Widow

Kate Beckinsale's new thriller The Widow has begun on ITV – and viewers on Twitter have one major gripe with episode one.

The twisty drama centres around Beckinsale’s Georgia, a woman who travels to the Democratic Republic of the Congo in search of answers about the mysterious disappearance of her husband, Will.

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But viewers had one major issue, with a particular moment grinding their gears near the start of the first instalment.

On arrival in Kinshasa airport, Georgia’s luggage was stolen by a man pretending to be a taxi driver, but – distracted by her quest to find the truth about her husband Will – she simply shrugged it off.

Sure, she had some big fish to fry – but for some viewers, her nonchalance was simply inconceivable. (She's lost all her clothes! She has no spare knickers!)

https://twitter.com/wasfield/status/1115362540106801154

https://twitter.com/forestfruits1/status/1115351543895797760

https://twitter.com/MaryMcM_85/status/1115350706029043717

For some, it was unforgivably stupid...

https://twitter.com/TFromthenorth/status/1115356243533737990

And a cause to switch off:

https://twitter.com/joeblackzw/status/1101818101946032128

While others were adamant they'd have chased after the stolen luggage...

https://twitter.com/emmajvale/status/1115350738098585601

And the suitcase wasn't the only plot point to cause bemusement – some viewers couldn't get over Will appearing in security footage wearing the same distinctive orange baseball cap he had on the last time Georgia saw him alive three years ago.

It's a lucky hat, we were told – but would he really have hung onto it throughout whatever ordeal he seems to have been through?

https://twitter.com/woowoowend/status/1115355551859466241

https://twitter.com/JulieSmith2001/status/1115363663894990848

Plus, those changing time-frames in episode one – switching between the present day and three years prior – led to plenty of head-scratching on Twitter…