This series is about the cheap thieves of Los Angeles who wanted to be rich and famous without working. All at the expense of others. It's an exercise in patience to watch for 3 hours this insignificant, boring, mocking and arrogant thief Nick Prugo, proudly talking about his "accomplishments", as if he had discovered the cure for cancer. As well as victimist Alexis Neiers. It's almost unbelievable, but it's actually quite depressing. Thieves who became celebrities and who were treated with unbelievable complacency by justice. As for the series, it's just out of curiosity, but Nick's disgusting way is boring and annoying. And the series is just that: a thief recounting his crimes and narrating the mediocrity of his life, plus a bunch of low profile cartoon characters, pseudo showbiz celebrities, and so on. There's even a guy named Perez Hilton. That sounds like a joke. Netflix could have done better and treated these people like criminals, which is what they are. And the Justice of Los Angeles should be ashamed of itself and punish bad people as they should be punished.
In the end, something that partly saves the series, is the lucid speech of Nick's second Lawyer. Serves as a good reflection.
In the end, something that partly saves the series, is the lucid speech of Nick's second Lawyer. Serves as a good reflection.
