Episode #1.5

This episode lays a lot of mysteries throughout the series to rest by going deep into the past of the characters. There are many huge reveals and shocking moments that really leave you satisfied after watching previous episodes. And the ending has to be the BEST ending in the series so far.

This is torture. The story moves so slowly, it's like psychological torture. The third person introduction of characters is tedious and trite. The flashbacks are confusing, to the point of frustration.

This has got to be the worst portrayal of a Harlan Coban novel since Netflix picked up a bunch of his books and produced numerous series set in different countries.

The director is dishonest, withholding vital information for a contrived "shock," which fails to deliver. I have to keep writing to get to the h e minimum number of characters for a review, which is ridiculous and I only need 6 more words.

I loved this episode right up until the most anticlimactic get away scene in the history of television. Great storyline progression if not a great ending.

The story was going good. I think the protagonist has problems making decisions. They could have escaped and she should have narrated the story while on the run...