It's an intriguing storyline and I expected no less considering it's based on a Stephen King novel. I haven't read the book but probably will now!

The thing I'm not sure about is the production. Slightly over dramatised, plenty of macho bravado and a hint of sexism. 'I didn't arrest him myself as I wasn't sure I would be able to stop myself beating him up' - what kind of self respecting cop says that before he's got all the facts?? Plus one of a very few female characters calls the lawyer and being told to 'calm down' in a really unhelpful and patronising way. To name a few examples.

There seems to be a lack of professionalism and proper protocol on the cops' side too. I'm British and not sure how it works in the US but it seems to me they need a lot more evidence gathering and investigation before they lock somebody up like that. Plus the evidence is circumstantial (albeit very suggestive).

I suspect I know where this is going, but I'll watch the rest as I'm intrigued to know more, but the over dramatisation and lack of detail put me off. I do wonder what the book is like and will probably ready it now.