jerry07

The series start strong with an interesting and cliff hanger style plot. We want to know more, it is well threaded and the acting is good. We feel for Ethan' nascent humanity and trying to make sense of it, we follow Molly 's struggling with the event unfolding. But by season 2, it is convoluted, all over the map with too many twists killing the initial awe and buzz. I watched it to the end (and you could too) but it became painfully predictable even fairly illogical at times. Could have been a 8/10 rating but at the end, a bare 6.

I have to say that this serie is very well done. The premise are simple but it is surely not "yet another hospital show". The character of Dr. Shaun Murphy is compelling and the actor is doing a very very good job is representing an autistic spectrum individual walking through life and his job. ,The stories are highly entertaining and emotional (and yes, a few episodes made me cry). Overall, I even feel I am even learning from nearly episode that emotion, love and relation between people is universal (no matter how they are expressed). I wish a season 7 would appear and be kept at that level of quality.

I tried very hard to find a value in this ... But after about 30 mnts, it was clear I was wasting both my time and my faith in this turning to a surprise. Just don't!