This show has a pretty good premise with the inevitable downsides of production...
The series does a better job than many modern ones at progressing the main plot, however it still has a lot of propaganda junk thrown in, spoiling it. It's also over-reliant on narration to explain what's happening and using a kid actor. The narration comes in the form of his thoughts which makes it a bit less disturbing, but it's no dexter.
The introduction of a transgender(?) wife with an unnecessarily annoying personality and the typical left-wing projection of not allowing any feminine women (short hair, no curves, boyish attitude and clothing) spoiled this series a bit. There's a plethora of scenes involving her and none of them advance any plot, it feels very shoehorned. In fact the episodes actually pause for some time with 'the couple'. The inclusion of the far-left "police are all evil and incompetent" narrative is a nasty addition too, along with a bunch of talks about "problematic speech".
Overall, it's still remains quite watchable as background material.
The series does a better job than many modern ones at progressing the main plot, however it still has a lot of propaganda junk thrown in, spoiling it. It's also over-reliant on narration to explain what's happening and using a kid actor. The narration comes in the form of his thoughts which makes it a bit less disturbing, but it's no dexter.
The introduction of a transgender(?) wife with an unnecessarily annoying personality and the typical left-wing projection of not allowing any feminine women (short hair, no curves, boyish attitude and clothing) spoiled this series a bit. There's a plethora of scenes involving her and none of them advance any plot, it feels very shoehorned. In fact the episodes actually pause for some time with 'the couple'. The inclusion of the far-left "police are all evil and incompetent" narrative is a nasty addition too, along with a bunch of talks about "problematic speech".
Overall, it's still remains quite watchable as background material.