dark scene, dark feeling, dark heart

A show worth remembering. There is no bombing, episode-by-case arrangement like CBS crime dramas, no dazzling gunfights, drag racing, and hand-to-hand combat. It relies entirely on powerful and delicate screenwriters, actors' acting skills, director shots and just the right BGM to prop up a drama. Less thrilling, more human thinking. A case has been talked about for two seasons, but it is not cumbersome and sloppy. It's compact and slow, with no excess at all. The ending of each episode is so exciting that you can't help but chase down. Mengmeng Yusi, who likes Seattle, plays with the dark tones of the camera, coupled with the lazy tone of the male protagonist Holder and the pale face of the female protagonist, the cigars that float from time to time, ease and blend. (PS: The heroine is chewing gum whether at the crime scene, driving or at the police station, so I successfully accepted the Amway of Green Arrow Chewing Gum.)

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