Brilliant series. All the intrigue and intellectual forensic psychology of "Criminal Minds" with the heart-thumping suspense of a Hollywood movie - that leaves you wanting more at the end of each episode. Well written. By far my favorite show on television.
I only hope that enough viewers support it so that it doesn't go the way of other brilliant shows that have been cancelled. Hopefully the "Criminal Minds" audience will also support this show.
Too bad that the description for the show labels Joe Carroll as "psychotic" when he is clearly psychopathic and NOT psychotic. There seems to be a common misconception that these two unrelated terms can be used interchangeably. (I can't recall if this mistake was also made in the script.)
Can't wait for the next episode!
I only hope that enough viewers support it so that it doesn't go the way of other brilliant shows that have been cancelled. Hopefully the "Criminal Minds" audience will also support this show.
Too bad that the description for the show labels Joe Carroll as "psychotic" when he is clearly psychopathic and NOT psychotic. There seems to be a common misconception that these two unrelated terms can be used interchangeably. (I can't recall if this mistake was also made in the script.)
Can't wait for the next episode!