This isn’t just another procedural drama about solving crimes. It has the potential to be among the finest in its genre. The storytelling moves at a good speed and demonstrates impressive attention to detail regarding forensic science, similar to top-tier shows but without unnecessary flashiness. It focuses more on developing the characters than many other series of this type. Still, after watching two episodes, I felt that the perpetrators received an excessive amount of screen time. Both the editing and writing effectively highlight the harshness of events—it’s not suitable for viewers who are easily disturbed. There are aspects of human nature that no one should find amusing, but the creative team doesn't shy away from depicting them. (I also used to limit myself to watching just one episode of *Black Mirror* at a time because of similar concerns.) If you don’t mind graphic portrayals of brutality, I suggest checking out the first episode. I’m uncertain whether I will continue with the series, but if the initial episodes are representative of the show's overall quality, then it is worth recommending.

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