MARIANNE CAROLLO

Didn't like it...got as far as episode 4 in series 1 and couldn't continue. Far too many protracted sex scenes that added absolutely nothing. It just seemed the writers were plugging holes in a bad script. Thandie Newton looked out of place in her role as a undercover detective. Flat, tedious and boring.

Wonderful, from the opening artist sequences and haunting musical score to the slow unfolding of the story. It had me hooked. It's one of those gems that comes along every so often.

Abysmal. What was Martin Compston doing practically each day at that restaurant on his own? It was just so bad and I can't even be bothered to elaborate on what I didn't like about this disjointed mess. Give this a miss!

Not a fan. I like Elizabeth Banks but the plot fell very short. Silly and boring really.

Complete tripe. Stupid, boring plot. Don't waste your precious time on this.

If I could give a zero rating I would. The first 15 minutes looked promising, but it became idiotic fast. Isabelle Hupert playing a mad stalker who goes around leaving handbags for unsuspecting women on public transport to find and return to her in the hope of finding love, locking up her victims in a box and injecting her chopped off finger with anaesthetic didn't sit well with me at all. What terrible waste of talent! And those entitled Gen Z women...ugh...awful. Watching paint dry is infinitely more interesting than this drivel.

Brilliant. Very unsettling, you never quite know Joe's motives in the beginning. The plot isn't as straightforward as the title would have you believe, and I found myself absorbed in Birdie's emotional turmoil. Asher Keddie is great, as usual and David Wenham played Joe to perfection. Highly recommended.

I loved season 1. Stupidly thinking that season 2 would be somewhat similar, I was sorely disappointed. Words can't describe how ridiculous, far fetched, and stupid and disjointed season 2 was. Gratuitous violence, a man excited by amputees, law enforcement so dumb, Mexican cartels, I could go on...the plot is absurd. Episode 7 tried to mimic David Lynch, I think. Missed the mark! No court room scenes, just Billie Bob being kidnapped for 1 whole episode, making his way back to California with a blood nose. Idiotic. I'm not sure if I can stomach episode 8. This is not David E Kelley's writing. Atrocious stuff.

I love everything about this series. Just when I thought that Netflix couldn't make anything worth watching, this gem comes along.

Loved it. Paul Giamatti at his best. Highly recommended.