As a chess player, I was immediately captured by this fictional TV drama that is loosely based on the life of Bobby Fischer, who is considered to be the greatest chess players of all times. His troubled youth, mental struggles, and personal triumphs are well portrayed in this miniseries. I enjoyed every aspect of the show except the cinematography by Steven Meizler. It seems that Meizler doesn't understand how HDR works and what shades you should avoid when shooting dark scenes. Instead of using a dark black color to represent dark scenes, he chose a greyish color that highlights all the imperfections and banding on TV sets, notably OLED TVs. Even my brand new $4000 OLED TV looked like a used TV from the 70's during some dark scenes, especially when panning where I could see a bunch of vertical lines move across the screen. It took all the joy out of the show. Practically every other show on Netflix uses proper colors scheme with beautiful black levels and bright whites without the horrible grey that brings the worst out of your TV. A good example of perfect use of HDR is Money Heist. He could learn a thing of two from them!