This was a very rewarding series for me. The overall look and feel of the series were very 1950's, very authentic, including the occasional cigarette smoke-filed rooms. The character arc of the ML was believably developed from the insouciant, rather naive detective transported from his village to the big city with all its politics and corruption.
The pace of each episode moves right along so that the series moves right along. I wish some of the backstories and plot lines could have more development, particularly the university graduate who defies his father and joins the police force. However, the final episode is left open-ended, leaving me to wonder whether there will be a second season, which I will watch just as enthusiastically.
Comedic touches were nicely done and -- finally -- a touching and mature love story believably handled and so nice to see.
The pace of each episode moves right along so that the series moves right along. I wish some of the backstories and plot lines could have more development, particularly the university graduate who defies his father and joins the police force. However, the final episode is left open-ended, leaving me to wonder whether there will be a second season, which I will watch just as enthusiastically.
Comedic touches were nicely done and -- finally -- a touching and mature love story believably handled and so nice to see.
