TWITHATSFTGITW would be better if it leaned harder into satire. People "aren't getting it" because the show introduces an unreliable narrator who could or could not be seeing any of the things she says. And even then, what is this thing satirizing? That bad psychological thrillers exist? Is it just saying we should scrutinize the form's cliches and overdone tropes? Somebody needs to tell the writers that audiences already do that naturally. It's called the suspension of disbelief for a reason. All in all: a premise that could've really landed but was handled clumsily.
