The misunderstanding this series puts you in front of is clear: can you plea a murderer, even if they killed someone they knew well and already betrayed with more than 40 ax blows? The question it instills in you comes after a series of boring episodes, held up only by the performance and, let's be honest, it never hurts, the beauty of Elizabeth Olsen. The show changes when the murder happens, when the protagonist's guilt arrives, and suddenly the lawyer's character (Tom Pelphrey, already excellent in Ozark) also stands out. In the end, I think it entertains well if you manage to get past the hurdle of the first episodes, and it's a good piece in the series of crime TV shows.
