It gives the impression that the way of narrating the story seeks more to extend the plot to five episodes than a true proposal with narrative intentions. But at least it holds up in four remarkable interpretations of complex characters, which nevertheless end up developing. The references to "The Shining" (1980), which premiered the same day the murder was committed, are at least cleverly subtle, thanks to the episodes directed by Michael Uppendahl.
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It gives the impression that the way of narrating the story seeks more to extend the plot to five episodes than a true proposal with narrative intentions. But at least it holds up in four remarkable interpretations of complex characters, which nevertheless end up developing. The references to "The Shining" (1980), which premiered the same day the murder was committed, are at least cleverly subtle, thanks to the episodes directed by Michael Uppendahl.