ninaerchy

I find these docuseries very poorly done by because of its frustrating pacing, repetitive content, confusing narrative structure, and a lack of focus on the victim, Melissa Witt. Really issues like excessive and unnecessary commentary from reporter Charlene Shirk, filler material such as diary entries and reenactments, and a focus on potential suspects at the expense of Witt's life and the series dragged on for too long without reaching a conclusive resolution, leading to a sense of being frustrated.

Is "All's Fair" really the worst television drama ever made?

Quite possibly. It is almost all awful-apart from food they eat in scenes or the clothes they sometimes wear. All's Fair is imo poorly made due to a combination of weak writing, inconsistent and bad acting, and a disjointed narrative that many critics feel is shallow and uninspired. Specific criticisms include Kim Kardashian's perceived lack of acting ability, dialogue that is either nonsensical or reads like "Real Housewives" taglines, and a confusing, disjointed editing style. The show is a "cash grab" with a "clumsy" take on feminism and having too many executive producers, leading to a lack of consistent creative vision!! Awful but great for the modest viewers I guess.

Oh wow, many reviews praise Claire Danes' performance describing her as "spectacular," "astonishing," and "meticulous" in her portrayal of a grieving writer. And I agree!! Just wow. She's spectacular actress.

She takes this drama to totally unique level and she owns the a** of her character!! It's her ability to convey intense interior thoughts and emotions. You literally feel it all along with her! 10/10!!