Hannibal

Exceptional actors. Sad to watch actors play characters based on deeply flawed scripts, where actors are forced to play characters that defy common sense and behave counterintuitively. It's impossible to ignore in this series because it happens continuously, and find yourself saying: "Please. Seriously?" That eventually leads to fatigue.

There are 2 characters, for example, psychiatrists, one walking behind the other, and the one behind the other one knocks her unconscious, but, presumably, all she can recall is nothing. Really? It's not a stretch to stitch simple facts together. No one else is in the scene. Thus...

Overall, the behavior between action and reaction is absurd and endemic in every episode watched.

There are 2 characters who manage to circumvent the absurdity and whose behavior is consistently sound, except for one critical gaff. The main character is so empathetic and therefore valuable as an agent, because he has a unique skill: He can adopt the mindset and emotional behavior of serial killers. It's intense and emotionally exhausting.

However, if you've ever known someone on the autistic spectrum, that's exactly what they cannot do. That trait distinguishes them from others, i,e., " normal" people. Doesn't mean, they're not gifted in other areas, but emotionally they're disconnected. They can mimic ideas, like a son from the mother, but this is mostly a repetitive task, rote learning, like teaching a parrot to talk. Doesn't mean they lack awareness of who they are, and know they're different, and how.

So that is the gaffe that completely contradicts level of social engagement of main character.

It's a psychiatrist's nightmare. And wasted talent.