Episode #1.2

You watch, bite your nails, eyes glued to the screen, Spanish in your ears.

A serious episode with the same dramatic flow, a little bit less convoluted and more to the point, to my pleasure. I kept asking myself what the h... a nun has to do with El Inocente and especially the main character, until I saw the very last scene, and we are only at episode 2!

The power of the ultra-mysterious and stellar Paulo Oriol.

This episode keeps me wondering now i want to watch the next episode lol.

I enjoyed the first episode but I really enjoyed the second episode. I can't wait to watch the third episode now. I liked that they stayed true to the style of the show for both episodes. I also enjoyed that there wasn't any back and forth through time. It flowed. Now we get to see how everyone is going to be tied together. Thank you for putting limited serious out during the pandemic. I have watched way too much TV while my business has been closed and there have been some great Netflix series.

Yes it's layered and convoluted BUT....in Oriol Paulo we trust! When you see that name you know you're in safe hands. But you do need to pay full attention, and beware: there are some VERY graphic autopsy scenes. The final moment gave me a shiver - and this is only the 2nd episode! *** out of 4.

Somehow even sillier than the first episode, this one is like some weird incel fever dream.

Also, the inspector looks ridiculous with her dyed blonde career hair. Can Spanish writers please stop pretending to be northern european? Embarassing.