39/36
Nurse Red: I get chills just thinking about it
Tale
A detective and a nun investigate a series of heinous crimes that seem personal while grappling with personal issues and uncovering a sinister web that raises more questions than answers. Ed Lachlan’s Mustang has the same color and license plate as the car in The Italian Job 2WQI332.
Ryan Murphy usually starts off strong with an intriguing storyline and then something gets lost in the sauce
Niecey Nash wouldn’t have been my first choice for lead detective, but somehow it worked for a while. It’s understandable given everything she’s been involved in that she’s become involved in the plot, but it’s unrealistic to allow her to continue working in her condition.
There is no need for long, drawn-out scenes of her husband visiting
When the “accident” happens, the editing leads me to believe she is dreaming, as the dialogue and the scene when she meets the orderly seem like a dream sequence. When I saw that he was real, it really made the story spiral for me.
The nurse makes these scenes very uncomfortable
Episodes 1-2 are good, 3-4 are okay, and 5-6 are terrible. The theory they seem to be trying to sell us is that the priest is a serial killer.
Not sure why they needed 10 episodes for this mostly filler
The Doctor I met at the stake is my pick and I wish the series would end already. Unfortunately, the crime scenes are the most interesting part of this series and remind me of what our human nature can be prone to: exaggeration and cruelty.