Fool Me Once

Netflix does a good job at making something bineable, leaving every episode with a shocking reveal that leaves you wanting to watch the next and I think it's well-acted and creates enough tension that it was an enjoyable watch with a solid twist at the end that I felt like I shouldve seen coming. So much of it thought felt just longer than necessary, there's a lot of red herrings but they arent like intelligently placed so often they take away from a lot of the story and by the end of it I was left saying "why all this" for a relatively straight forward story. So many coincidences. And that 18 years later flash forward was beyond silly like who was that for.