One of the main characters Will Graham supposedly is autistic, but shows only the slightest evidence of the symptoms of autism, and shows many characteristics that point to his not being autistic.

At a couple of points, two people (by episode 6) suggested Graham might be a psychopath. One can not be both psychopathic and autistic, or at least it is EXCEEDINGLY rare. They are pretty close to mutually exclusive and no psychiatrist would confuse the two. As for being a psychopath, psychopaths, by definition, don't have tortured souls. They feel next to nothing. They have no empathy.

Graham is neither autistic nor psychopathic. If he has some kind of personality disorder, or disorder of any kind, I can't say, but not autistic, not psychopathic. I would say he's a brilliant introvert who feels too much and is starting to suffer from PTSD.

This kind of show is really harmful, because people actually come to start using these terms incorrectly.

There was also a suggestion that Jack Crawford and Dr. Bloom were psychopaths. There is zero evidence of it and lots of evidence against it. (Crawford would not have cared much or at all about his wife if he were psychopathic.)

There were a lot of plot holes and a lot of unprofessional behavior.

I agree with others that Dr. Lecter came across as mainly creepy and never charming. Being creepy won't make people assume you're a serial killer, but it also won't make people warm up to you and confide their inner-most secrets to you.

It's overall not engaging, and is harmful in its inaccurate portrayal of psychiatric diagnoses.