R99

If you didn't like the first movie, you won't like this. And if you did like the first one, you still won't like this. It ruins the surviving protagonist from the first film very early on and none of the new characters are likeable. At no point is this a good movie, but about halfway through, the script changes course (if you watch it, you'll know it when you see it) and that's when it's obvious it's only going to get worse. I stopped watching and just fast forward to the end. The writers and whoever approved the script should be embarrassed.

It's been a while since I've seen a show that had me watching several episodes one after the other. This is an entertaining adventure that features an FBI agent who ends up working together with someone who has been targeted by unknown bad guys. Each episode they work together to investigate the mystery surrounding the events of the first episode.

It might seem like there are some coincidences or character introductions that don't have anything to do with the main plot at various parts, but it all comes together in the end. It has a diverse cast but it's not woke trash like so many of the other shows that are on Netflix. It's just entertainment without an agenda.

The basic plot is that a Forensic Pathologist has been called in to help investigate some deaths from a suspicious explosion in a mine.

This was the only good episode. I haven't seen all the them because most of the ones I did watch were crap and I didn't want to waste any more of my time. Other than this one, they range from barely passable to atrociously bad.

When you watch shows like this, you expect a twist, or you expect unlikable characters to get what they deserved. You want the protagonist to be likeable and clever. This is the only episode to deliver on those expectations. An interesting mystery and a satisfying (though not necessarily happy) ending.