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The technical aspects, like visuals and soundtrack of this series are okay/decent. There is a clear goal and plot to follow throughout the episodes, which pulls in the viewer. Even though the plot was clear, I found myself confused by all the details of different backstories. In general, I thought that there were too many flashbacks/explanations of what happened before the current time.

This was an easy watch but I'm not sure what opinion to form about this series. I liked the balance of different characters and personalities as well as the chemistry between them. I think the biggest thing I noticed is that this series attempted to add some comedy into the show through different characters' lines. Some of the jokes landed well but some were ill-timed or cheesy and just made the dialogue feel awkward and unnatural. Some of the scenes felt cheesy as well, which made it hard to take certain scenes seriously.

Overall this is an okay series. I thought that the production and camerawork was good, as well as the casting and acting. I also liked some parts of the dialogue.

I think the biggest issue for me was that this series just wasn't exciting enough for it being a murder mystery. The episodes didn't end in a way that made me want to continue watching it, since there was no real suspense. I only started noticing some actual suspense along episode 4.

The last episode felt kind of rushed as well. I haven't read the book, but according to the other reviews a lot of the story changed in the last episode compared to the book. You can kind of sense this even if you haven't read the books.

I feel like this series has a lot of potential to be good. There were many interesting parts in this, like the different plot twists and intertwined stories. I also liked how they usually focused on one character per episode.

My biggest problem with this series are the characters themselves. To me, the characters didn't feel like real people, they were so stereotypical that they almost felt like caricatures. I understand that this was probably intentional but the series still tried to give them some redeeming qualities, even though sometimes these qualities weren't enough to explain why the characters were acting the way they were so it was hard to grow to like them.