The episodes are murder cases spread super thin. It's material for ten minutes, but instead the scenes are recreated to fill air time and Postiglione is showing the simplest steps of the investigation. And everything is repeated at least once. Typical narration:
(Commercial break.)
Etc.
It doesn't help that the cases are super bleak and depressing. What's supposed to be the takeaway from watching a show like this?
- We found a gun.
- The gun we found may or may not have belonged to the suspect.
- The gun we found that may or may not have belonged to the suspect, was sent to the lab.
(Commercial break.)
- The gun we found that may or may not have belonged to the suspect, and was sent to the lab, belonged to the suspect.
Etc.
It doesn't help that the cases are super bleak and depressing. What's supposed to be the takeaway from watching a show like this?
