I kept watching until the last episode, because I desperately wanted to find out with what solution they would come up with, but to be honest, it took pretty much endurance! The premise, and the way they presented in the first two episodes the bewilderment of the main characters, all seemingly totally innocent of what they were accused of, was intriguing enough to promise a nice, exciting and entertaining thriller. But from the moment the Tilson-character came along, things took a downhill ride, the twists and turns tumbled over each other, and the whole story sort of drowned in the overwrought ambitions of the writers, taking credibility as well as my understanding and patience down with it.
It may have been my simple brain, but I completely lost track of who was guilty or innocent, who worked for who, who was good or bad or both, even in the closing episode that supposedly came with the answers. It didn't help that virtually no-one was even in the least bit sympathetic, making it hard to relate to anyone of the characters. It didn't help either, that the ones that seemed (as far as I could understand it) to have noble motives for their dubious actions, at the same time didn't hesitate to use the basest of means, resorting to intimidation, extortion, murder and putting the blame on innocent people.
After my optimistic expectations from the first episodes it unfortunately became a real disappointment.
