Ep 2

De: Vincent Kliesch, Sebastian Fitzek

The drama continues as Julia perseveres with her enquiries.

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Crude show, ok performers

I didn't finish the second long episode. I stopped right after the scene in a lurid public restroom where an effeminate pedophile buys drugs from a 13y. o. boy and brags about his sexual encounters with 12 y. o. Asian boys. I was surprised and saddened to see the traditional image of a gay man as paedophile used again in a show.

Intriguing idea, but stilted dialogue

I made it through most of episode 2, but between the clunky narrative and stilted dialogue, it just didn’t pull me in. The narrative details needed some work, and the characters’ line of reasoning were difficult to follow and very one dimensional. It’s a shame.. I thought the idea was an intriguing one.

I had hopes for this….

The first episode was decent, but I couldn’t stomach the shmacting in episode 2 and decided that for a story about *sound*, my ears had been assaulted enough.

Stiff and laborious

The script is stiff and unnatural and makes what could be an interesting story difficult to stay engaged in.

Woke story lines

if you like woke story lines this is for you not me. there should be a rating for this crap