British drama costumes, props, scenery filters... In short, the pictures are always beautiful. However, as a reasoning and solving drama, Bletchley's reasoning and solving... It is really mediocre. The identity of the criminal is determined by the knowledge of other institutions, intuition and direct inquiries from the criminal's former superiors, which belong to the secret institutions of the Second World War. This is not a serious method in any case.
Based on the information in the newspapers, it can be concluded that the seven cases were all framed? Why would a spy agency leader reveal wartime classified information so easily? If he kills him, will the quartet quit without saying anything? Why does the heroine know that the serial killer is targeting her family and is not alert? Why don't you tell your companions before you go to the criminal alone, and the criminal has no clairvoyance and can't see what you have done... In short, for a reasoning drama that should be known for its logic, this plot has too many flaws.
In addition, the heroine is also not likable...not as likable as her husband, not as likable as her best friend who can make guns and a hyper-amnesiac girl.
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