Happily Never After

The way they jump around with the story like it's a Tarantino movie is annoying and unbecoming of a true crime series. You're not creating suspense, I promise: anyone with more than two brain cells to rub together can figure out from the title of the show that either the wife killed the husband or the husband killed the wife. It's not a mystery. For the love of good tv just start from whatever you consider the beginning (honestly each episode could easily be cut down to 20 min if they took out all the "Her smile lit up the room" and "He'd give you the shirt off his back"-we know. They always do.) and work your way to the inevitable conclusion the way it happened in real life.