Control Z

People getting abused harmed and killed yet there's no sign of police.

Started to watch this show without any expectations. The first two or three episodes got me hooked. Then, little by little, it started to feel more of the same episode after episode. And I must confess that i felt disappointed at the end. There's a lot of situations unlikely to happen in real life or all of the sudden as they are portraied in there. It's also technically inaccurate and many things are just impossible in real life. Psychologically heavy sometimes and incoherent. Don't get me wrong, the show, the characters the locations, the plot, captivate the audience very easily. It's worth watching if you're young (under 18 maybe), don't understand much about computer/technology and don't think much about the details. Then, you may love this show. Otherwise you will probably find it a bit of a waste of time.

As a mexican spectator I can only ask for more quality content of this kind. maybe its biggest flaw is a somewhat lack of originality, but it's a nice show for binge watching. great acting, great production, some predictable stuff and some unpredictable plot twists too.

overall: nice.

A Netflix's serie that doesn't totally represent Mexico's people and culture. Although being common, approaches some issues that are always important to remind that exists in this world. Not diverse though, which can be a thing to improve. Compensates with the great production and direction in Episode 3. Huge scene. Looked very real.

So Season 3 is more of the same with it continuing on until Graduation Day. Am disappointed with the relationships and has more whodunit mystery but kind of predictable. It is only a short season 3 with 8 episodes and enough is enough. Just when you think it is all over there is one last scene which suggest a season 4 may be coming but this should be enough really.