Just watched the third episode and am disappointed enough to post a review, because the first two episodes were so promising and seemed to be leading to an intelligent exploration of the ways people lie to themselves and each other.
Instead of anything that original though, with the third episode, the show has now firmly devolved into a standard thriller with a psychopathic killer (as we must not forget that there was a question of the wife actually committing suicide, since her husband is a doctor...) and our heroine will have to run for her life and truth and justice and blah blah, what a letdown.
Of course I will have to continue watching just to see it to the end, but that's not saying much since the TV is on for hours mostly as background noise, and that seems to be the level of this show now.
Instead of anything that original though, with the third episode, the show has now firmly devolved into a standard thriller with a psychopathic killer (as we must not forget that there was a question of the wife actually committing suicide, since her husband is a doctor...) and our heroine will have to run for her life and truth and justice and blah blah, what a letdown.
Of course I will have to continue watching just to see it to the end, but that's not saying much since the TV is on for hours mostly as background noise, and that seems to be the level of this show now.