Sure. The case is watchable. Not sure how she managed to lift her on that air bed though or whether the police's theory will convince a judge. I honestly didn't understand the time delay here. How long did it take before she sank? 6 minutes? That's a very short period of time to cover your tracks. That gave her the chance to take the noisy argument as an alibi? Conveniently the cleaning lady happened to be there within that six minutes time frame. F*** that. Just push her into the pool. Fake the argument. Done. Same result. What did that accomplish? Does it matter? The plan's risky part is that nobody finds her drowning (that would have been obvious) or on the bottom of the pool before she faked the argument. Plus, how exactly did she manage to collect the airbed afterwards? Did she do that after CSI was finished? How would the airbed then go unnoticed? Or was that before CSI investigated? The latter again would pose an enormous additional risk to be associated with the murder. There's more questions I could ask... I'm not convinced that's enough for the trial.
Fortunately, we got Florence back. That's cool. But I don't like the awkward division between the two islands. Why was that necessary? The zoom calls are just awkward and kill the vibe. Was that primarily due to production reasons? Sure, probably they were not supposed to meet each other in person. Not yet (thus the "to be continued") but I still suspect we won't see a proper romance story between main characters. They never did this - I don't expect this to happen now. Would be cool though if our protagonists developed a credible social life off work. All off-duty stories we got so far with this DI were only half-baked to say the least.
Review by Alexander von LimbergBlockedParent2024-03-18T19:06:23Z
Sure. The case is watchable. Not sure how she managed to lift her on that air bed though or whether the police's theory will convince a judge. I honestly didn't understand the time delay here. How long did it take before she sank? 6 minutes? That's a very short period of time to cover your tracks. That gave her the chance to take the noisy argument as an alibi? Conveniently the cleaning lady happened to be there within that six minutes time frame. F*** that. Just push her into the pool. Fake the argument. Done. Same result. What did that accomplish? Does it matter? The plan's risky part is that nobody finds her drowning (that would have been obvious) or on the bottom of the pool before she faked the argument. Plus, how exactly did she manage to collect the airbed afterwards? Did she do that after CSI was finished? How would the airbed then go unnoticed? Or was that before CSI investigated? The latter again would pose an enormous additional risk to be associated with the murder. There's more questions I could ask... I'm not convinced that's enough for the trial.
Fortunately, we got Florence back. That's cool. But I don't like the awkward division between the two islands. Why was that necessary? The zoom calls are just awkward and kill the vibe. Was that primarily due to production reasons? Sure, probably they were not supposed to meet each other in person. Not yet (thus the "to be continued") but I still suspect we won't see a proper romance story between main characters. They never did this - I don't expect this to happen now. Would be cool though if our protagonists developed a credible social life off work. All off-duty stories we got so far with this DI were only half-baked to say the least.