Cookiejar55

A unique concept which hits all the boxes. If you enjoy mystery drama thrillers, this is it ! The rating is genuine, too low even. It's one of the few shows you'd pause and ask yourself all the moral and ethical implications of the characters choices. It's even more relatable if you work in corporate (banking in particular) where you cannot be your true self and thus "sever" your work personality versus your true self to maintain your career and workplace persona.

Only 1959's Twilight zone has come close to the genius of this show. It is going to age extremely well and will go down as a classic.

This would of been fun with some interviews challenging her intellect, because watching her squirm in a seat not being able to come up with a single intelligent response to world events and facts would of made for great content. Instead her character comes across as a fembot, with some real arrogance on display, as if she's the first person to make money out of shock content.

The doc feels like a cringe-worthy infomercial for self-branding so that she can keep getting headlines, and make more money. The director plays a fence-sitter, with no interesting questions or challenges.