I finished watching this drama twice as fast as I was patient. It is enough to compress the ten episodes into five episodes, and I won't watch the second season. Let’s call it a suspense drama, with the addition of weird and chaotic things; let’s call it a horror film, the horror factor is not enough, the plot is still in the process of step-by-step reasoning, the overall feeling is that it has set very contradictory clues for the eyeballs, and finally explained If it doesn't work, push it to the monster. Adding a few blacks to a bunch of whites in American dramas always makes people feel a little weird, and these blacks are often in important positions and basically have a positive image. They always feel that they are deliberately arranged for political correctness. For example, in this drama, it was a black private detective who led the police to solve the case. When everyone didn't believe in ghosts, she was the only one who came up with such a creative statement, which made others seem particularly stupid. There is a detail in the play. When she went to the bar, she saw a few white men sitting in the seat she usually sat, so she told them to go away, but they were so obedient and went away. In addition to the weird image set in the play, is this to express the meaning of white people bowing their heads when they see black people? Regardless of skin color, it's rude to change it to anyone, isn't it? The bar is not yours, and the seat you like can't be taken by others? The person who dropped the murderer's (actually the victim's) child was also black, probably at the level of the principal. Asking a tutor for two little girls also felt like a black man. The first interview was a white man, but it turned out that he was a reporter who pretended to be a gossip, and the last tutor was a black man.
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