As others have written, I too am amazed at the quality of this 100 minute television program. It is better than almost any other episode of any other mystery series that I have ever seen -- and I'm 70 years old.
But there is a problem keeping it from being even better. One of the subplots (of course there are always subplots) suddenly takes an utterly bizarre and totally unnecessary twist. It is a ridiculous distraction. I don't want to go into any more detail, but, good heavens: what were they thinking? It's as if in the middle of a Star Trek episode Kirk, Bones, and Spock sat down on the bridge to play strip poker for ten minutes. Whaaaa????
Also I didn't like the very last scene. The comeuppance to the villain is rather stereotypical. But that is minor and easily forgiven given the excellent and very creative main ideas.
But there is a problem keeping it from being even better. One of the subplots (of course there are always subplots) suddenly takes an utterly bizarre and totally unnecessary twist. It is a ridiculous distraction. I don't want to go into any more detail, but, good heavens: what were they thinking? It's as if in the middle of a Star Trek episode Kirk, Bones, and Spock sat down on the bridge to play strip poker for ten minutes. Whaaaa????
Also I didn't like the very last scene. The comeuppance to the villain is rather stereotypical. But that is minor and easily forgiven given the excellent and very creative main ideas.