Steven de la Vaux

It's worth watching, as the characters are deeply flawed, but human, and have redeeming qualities -at least *at first.* As it progresses, events and consequences cascade into an intertwined hellscape of situations. From episode eight, it becomes a bit ridiculous and seemingly at odds with the initial perspective, these are flawed, but good people. At the end, I felt little for the characters, because they end up both being quite despicable. It is funny, and has it's moments. The acting is fantastic. The narrative arc is just deeply flawed.