The final episode (season 1) made so little sense...... and yeah well, the "plot twist" was getting so extremely predictable ever since episode 5 that it was getting annoying it was taking so much time for them to figure it out. The way they figured it out was done quite cool though. Overal the whole "who dunnit" was a bit weak. The endless flashbacks to a (possibly much more interesting) old story arc was taking a lot of time. Ok, it was vital for the 'here and now' story arc, but the character development of that here and now was extemely limited. Most time and effort was going into getting to know Darby and Bill. That basically made everyone else just unimportant 'extras'. It keps their motivations hidden for us, just as for Darby, but it also limited me giving a crap for anyone and wether or not they'd die. That probably was not the best of choices.
From a positive side, it was not too woke. No gay/trans promotion and not specifically discriminative against white people. Though there was a lot of negative focus on white men being portraid as being in power and suppressing women. Though that was the whole point of the series basically, so understandable in this case.
Review by RiGHTBlockedParent2024-01-10T21:50:40Z
The final episode (season 1) made so little sense...... and yeah well, the "plot twist" was getting so extremely predictable ever since episode 5 that it was getting annoying it was taking so much time for them to figure it out.
The way they figured it out was done quite cool though.
Overal the whole "who dunnit" was a bit weak.
The endless flashbacks to a (possibly much more interesting) old story arc was taking a lot of time. Ok, it was vital for the 'here and now' story arc, but the character development of that here and now was extemely limited. Most time and effort was going into getting to know Darby and Bill. That basically made everyone else just unimportant 'extras'. It keps their motivations hidden for us, just as for Darby, but it also limited me giving a crap for anyone and wether or not they'd die. That probably was not the best of choices.
From a positive side, it was not too woke. No gay/trans promotion and not specifically discriminative against white people. Though there was a lot of negative focus on white men being portraid as being in power and suppressing women. Though that was the whole point of the series basically, so understandable in this case.