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Um...just no. If you have high standards regarding writing and acting, do not venture into this show. The acting is rigid and forced (except for James Spader, who is always top-notch). How the female lead landed the role is beyond me; at times, it was as if I was watching local community theater. And then there's the lazy writing, which relies on hackneyed tropes that are boring and predictable. I can't figure out how the reviews are so positive, because I couldn't even get through two episodes. If you don't mind wasting precious minutes of your life, then by all means, have at it.