Farida Alam-Huda

Sadly, it’s all just about money grubbing and money hoarding. Very superficial. Not worth watching. I may have lost some brain cells viewing this. Would not recommend at all.

Inconsistent character development. The character James Greer is shown to be a Muslim in the the first series and then this aspect of his background is completely abandoned in subsequent series. Not a fan of this kind of switch up as it calls into question the story line as well. Can’t say I care for the series, even though I was once a Krasinski fan.

Superb acting, natural and authentic. The story line is believable, plausible, and turns out it’s true too. It gives insight into the persistence and understanding needed as well as the challenges of working a case. Also reveals the ways in which trauma can go unrecognized. Binge worthy.

Too many inconsistencies and contradictions in the story line. It’s too bad because the acting was pretty good. I was struggling to get through all of season 1.

Excellent storyline, acting, and intense suspense. This was a believable story and each episode left me wanting to watch more, which I did. I binge watched in two days. The storyline feels realistic. The drama reminded me of the days when I used to watch Prime Suspect. Yes, it’s that good!