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...and padded with too many dull and basically meaningless scenes. The plot is quite a bit past believable and wildly over complicated. The cast in so-so, no standout actors. Like so many Netflix series it is at least three episodes longer than it needed to be. I'm a bit surprised to see the high ratings. It's just not that good That's all I really have to say but IMDB-like Netflix-requires that reviews be longer than they need to be so I've got to pad it with stuff like this. The bottom line is that this is a decent series if you have a lot of extra time on your hands but there are many more worthwhile shows.

The premise is good: a criminalologist on death row (Tucci)who helps solves crimes (with apparent superpowers). The story is complete mess. Everyone acts illogically and against their own self interest. The plot ignores obvious alternatives to that behavior. You want to yell at the TV-'For god's sake don't do that!'. Tucci and Tenant are fine actors but wasted here. The only good thing about it is that it's short-Four episodes. I doubt it will be picked up for a second season. A shame since it could have been something good that could have continued for years. Sometimes the simpler way is better than a convict story.

This Polish production of a Harlan Coben has more red herrings than the entire Russian fishing fleet. It is dreadful. Poorly acted and all over the plot map, although plot is being kind. My guarantee: if you watch all Five episodes you will kick yourself for wasting that time. The ending is both lame, confusing and maddening. Plus the dubbing is terrible.$How it ever got made or featured on a Netflix is the only real mystery. Don't take my word-check out that any of the critics said about it. How this crud got a 6+ rating here is another inexplicable mystery. Give this a miss and never look back. .